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Old 29th March 2009, 03:29
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Unknown German Piston...thoughts?
Can anyone recognize this piston? It is still in the sleeve, but should be easy to ID with the arm.

I have ruled out DB601, DB603, DB605, BMW801, Jumo211...

Any thoughts?

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Old 29th March 2009, 04:08
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Re: Unknown German Piston...thoughts?
Hhhhhmmm.... its look like air cooled cylinder.
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Old 29th March 2009, 08:19
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Re: Unknown German Piston...thoughts?
its jumo
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Re: Unknown German Piston...thoughts?
the sleeve( laufbushe)thats come around the piston is 25cm long diameter more or less 14 cm
pleuelstange is aprox 30 cm long
hope it helps
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Ha!
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Re: Unknown German Piston...thoughts?
Jumo 90% sure
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Re: Unknown German Piston...thoughts?
Yes, 211 from the secondary rod side. Bore (piston) dia would help!
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hmm..
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Re: Unknown German Piston...thoughts?
Well, it is either 211 or 213 with the liner studs. Not much more to go on without some numbers. Get the liner cut off and the piston will give lots of info. Also, the style of big-end bolt trap might give it away with more detail pics. HTH
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