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    Can anyone identify this piston ...

    Yes, it is a paperweight that I got many years ago. I forgot what it is from. I vaguely recall it is a 959 piston, but unsure.

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    Obviously for a turbo 4 valve head,,,sounds like 959 to me
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    Turbo engine because of the concave piston crown?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Haasman View Post
    Turbo engine because of the concave piston crown?
    No 4 valve pockets is the give away
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    Of course .... thanks
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    Quote Originally Posted by beh911 View Post
    No 4 valve pockets is the give away
    Interesting....Flat domed... pistons like these are often used in low compression.....
    TURBO... engines... The 4 valve pockets would suggest 959...
    which happens to be a Turbo engine.
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