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    Mother of God, someone help me QUICK!

    I need to know the bore size of the motor from an 86 Honda Prelude 2.0Si.

    I believe that's the A20A3 motor, but I'm not sure. Help?
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    alright, i got the bore diameter. 82.7

    can anyone confirm the piston diameter for me? is it 81mm?

    and does anyone have the wrist pin diameter for a B20A5/3/7???
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    ... thanks for all the info guys... lol

    anyway, i figured out what I needed to do, so here's some potentially very useful information for future reference, for anyone who might need it:

    BS/BT/A20A1/A20A3
    Bore: 82.7mm
    Piston length: 65.3mm
    Wrist pin dia: 20mm
    Wrist pin length: 62mm

    Piston Ring Groove sizes:
    1.5 1.5 4.0
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    Matt, why did you need to know?
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    a guy was selling a set of pistons from another board. they were forged steel, 10:1 compression, and he had the honda part number, but he wasn't sure what it would work in.
    so i called honda, and they said it was the oversize piston (by 0.3mm) for a 1985-87 Prelude 2.0Si, and I wanted to know if I could fit that into my engine.

    Unfortunately, the wrist pin is a full 1 mm smaller in diameter, so they'd just bounce around... bummer... he was asking $100/shipped for 4 pistons, rings, and wrist pins.
    He'd been trying to sell it for a while I guess, and no one was buying. It's sold now.
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    The should have worked fine in your engine if they were really for an 86-87 prelude Si. They may have been the custom diamond pistons that has the smaller wrist pins to let you run b18a rods. I think thats how it works anyway, sean had some posts on it a while ago.

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    oh, sorry this is for a B20A for a prelude. lol I should have stated that before, but since these parts were for an A20A3, I figured it was relevent enough to post here.
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