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Old 08-29-2012, 10:13 PM
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Originally Posted by JeremyAnderson
On a fresh engine, I would venture to say the scuff was from not enough piston to wall clearance. Marine engines need a couple extra thousanths to deal with hot pistons and cold coolant temps.
It usually takes a good bit more water temp than 230 to scuff a piston from overheating. Just my 2 cents....
i agree,i like .001 xtra wall clearance on marine engines,as far as 230 deg water temp,that in itself probibally did not scuff the walls,but that combined with wot running,detonation probibally occured.
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