Hello,
Stripping down a 1275 'S' engine. Anyone know anything about these pistons? Would like to know anything about them, make, size, dish CC
Thanks,
Paul
Who can decode my pistons
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Re: Who can decode my pistons
Wow, thanks for the link. That was quick. So they are +40" which is what I measured. Just need to know the make and cc of the dish.
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Re: Who can decode my pistons
TRW is the make: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TRW_Automotive update: wrong link!
In the other thread the dish was mentioned as the same as the standard pistons. Obviously they were oversize replacements for the standard pistons.
In the other thread the dish was mentioned as the same as the standard pistons. Obviously they were oversize replacements for the standard pistons.
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Re: Who can decode my pistons
Hi, I believe the pistons are not necessarily made by TRW, but could be just branded. Inside the skirt will probably be a casting or forging number on one side, and a manufacturer logo on the other side. That may tell you who made them. Cheers Lindsay