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F22 piston in F20A motor

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    F22 piston in F20A motor

    Do you think it can be done guys? I got a set of 11.1 cr pistons that have problems with each piston. but im gonna get them fixed hopefully. Id like some more power out of the f20a motor without doing alot of work
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    um i would say no considering that the F22 is a 2.2 ltr and the F20 is a 2.0ltr there for the f22 pistons are actually to big..also if the pistons have problems then you should of stayed away from them wether they can be fixed or not because they are defective they are rubbish


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      If you don't know what you are talking about then you shouldn't comment. Stroking is done by the crank.
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        They should fit. The F20 has a shorter stroke than the f22. Just compare the pistons side to side. You will also have to plastigauge for valve clearance.

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          #5
          thanks wed3k. the stoke is the different but pistons are both 85mm. just nobody knows the compression height. so im gonna find my brothers f22b1 pistons and measure them. hopefully they work!
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            i wouldn't use those pistons... got rid of them for a reason. there's no fixing forged pistons man. the one that is messed up completely ate my my cylinder #4's wall. the rest i'd say ok, but not that one. unless you somehow buy one replacement and re-ring 'em all...

            they're 85.5mm bore btw... gL

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              ill give it a shot to try to fix them. if it doesnt work ohh well.
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