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					<description><![CDATA[I am installing new pistons in a diesel engine and I notice that the diameter in the head of the new piston is 6 mm larger than the original one even though the depth is the same the volume of the hole is somewhat larger.
My question: Is the performance of the engine affected by this change?
Can I install the new pistons and expect good performance
Thanks for the answer]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I am installing new pistons in a diesel engine and I notice that the diameter in the head of the new piston is 6 mm larger than the original one even though the depth is the same the volume of the hole is somewhat larger.<br />
My question: Is the performance of the engine affected by this change?<br />
Can I install the new pistons and expect good performance<br />
Thanks for the answer</p>
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