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Piston identification on Z1
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z1e 075018.
The engine is painted black like it is a 73, the title says its a 74, and according to zedder its a 75. Any clue?
zedder.com/Info/75%20Z1-B%20900.htm
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Too bad.. I thought I was going to be able to get rings cheap! Appreciate the help, I got another dilemma you all might be able to help me with. The guy who sold it to my old man 30 years ago said it had a piston kit in it, he also said it was a 73 z1 motor. The engine # is
z1e 075018.
The engine is painted black like it is a 73, the title says its a 74, and according to zedder its a 75. Any clue?
zedder.com/Info/75%20Z1-B%20900.htm
The numbers don't lie...it is a 1975 Z1-B...at least the cases are...
Michael
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