First over piston would be the first size over stock piston, so a 77mm piston because 0.50mm over size is the "first over" size piston.
Quote from: RabbitJockey on May 24, 2017, 08:49:57 amFirst over piston would be the first size over stock piston, so a 77mm piston because 0.50mm over size is the "first over" size piston.The oversizes are:1st=0.25mm2nd=0.50mm3rd=1.00mmI don't know of anywhere that sells 1st oversize. I have heard that the 1st oversize was reserved by VW for factory long blocks that needed some minor correction to the manufacturing/machining and were not typically available to the general public. Because of this, many parts suppliers only show two oversizes and call the 0.5mm oversize the 'first oversize' and the 1.00mm oversize the 'second oversize'.
Doesn't sound like you have a warped head then. A quick polish might be all you need. Just to clean it up for the install.
AS long as you have replacements there is no reason to baby the seals when getting them off.
Lifters? or that round can like thing that goes over the springs and has the spacer on top? The Cam followers. I am not following the wording you are using here.
As long as you clean it up real good and get the grit off of it you should be fine. I have one in my engine that actually has a bit of the lip that is on top of it that holds the shim in place. The cam lobes don't get near it so it is not a problem. I have replacements now but I really don't want to pull the cam just to replace that one piece. It is working so why mess with it?