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Hey all

Im starting to rebuild the 260Z motor for my C210 and have hit a snag,

the pistons in the engine are dished and i want flat tops but apparently

ACL dont make them anymore, there are some on ebay in america but

im not to sure about them, does anyone know of any others that are any good ?

Cheers Ian

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi...A:IT&ih=009

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A few things to keep in mind are that there is no difference in diameter between L24 and L26 pistons (as far as I know) - so you may look to broadening your search. Also if your bores are badly scored or scratched and you need to hone them substantially you may need oversize pistons.

If you haven't already try www.thezstore.com in the US for a range of pistons sold (oddly) individually.

It seems that, for the most part, if folks are going to go to the trouble of replacing/upgrading pistons and rings they find an L28 block to overhaul.

Good luck with it.

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