Pagoda SL Group
W113 Pagoda SL Group => Drive train, fuel, suspension, steering & brakes => Topic started by: steves sl on July 25, 2018, 20:22:29
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I have an early 1965 230sl. The engine has been in a crate for 5 years. The Pistons have the following numbers stamped in the top........8297.....SPoo4 ........158/024.....plus the arrow pointing to the front. I am hoping that someone can tell me what I have, only good news please.
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I'm going to say that you have 82.97 mm pistons which I think should be standard. I think the other numbers are production reference and not so important. Pistons should be 4 ring 24 mm pins and possibly gun drilled for pin lubrication.
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82.97 refers to 1.00 oversize,standard size is 82.00 for a 230sl engine.
The sp0.04mm is the clearance required between cylinder bore and piston skirt when reboring cylinder bore.
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82.97 refers to 1.00 oversize,standard size is 82.00 for a 230sl engine.
The sp0.04mm is the clearance required between cylinder bore and piston skirt when reboring cylinder bore.
Sounds right to me.
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Thanks for the info guys. If the engine has to be bored again, how difficult will it be purchase new piston and rings? Engine #127.981-10-005407, only good news please.
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I am afraid you are already at 2nd oversize. I thought it was odd the first oversize was 1mm out when they usually go by halves. 82mm, 82,5mm, 83mm.