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Vee Dub Nut
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Post by Vee Dub Nut »

What is everyones opinion of 94mm pistons and cylinders? Is it worth the money? I have Mofoco 042 heads, Weber 34mm carbs, stock grind hydraulic cam, and a counterweight crank.
Any suggestions?
Adam

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James2
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Not worth it in case, unless you are going to upgrade the cam and carbs in the future.

You just don't have enough carb to feed the bigger motor. I would run either 88 or 90.5s
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Post by fish »

no substitute for cubic centimeters. I have a couple completly stock (except for the 94mm p&l's) 1915 running around in AZ. Some in buses, some in bugs, and 1 in a ghia. I have no complaints by any of the customers. Not super fast but they have that extra when trying to pass on the highway. just my 2 cents.

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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by fish:
<B>\ Not super fast but they have that extra when trying to pass on the highway. just my 2 cents.

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Stock heads, kads, possibly E110, maybe cw crank don't know for sure yet, nothing fancy (a piece of sh*t if you ask Marc) yet I blew past people at 85 today and it wasn't even smoking! LOL...


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