Wiseco Piston GB???
12-03-2004, 09:21 AM
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Re: The Legitimacy of our 1/4 miles
The oversize is usually minimal, so it's not for the bigger displacement; you use oversized pistons to start with "fresh" cylinders (to go along the new pistons).
12-03-2004, 10:22 AM
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Re: Exhaust Question
If I'm getting this right, when you change your pistons you either need to bore or hone your cylinders because over time your cylinders become more oval instead of round, but so do the pistons and it works fine. But when you change to new pistons you need to get that adjustment fixed. So basially you will make your cilinders a tiny bit bigger and will need pistons that will be fitted in perfectly smile.gif
12-04-2004, 12:05 AM
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Re: Weight reduction info!
if everything setup properly then yes. Look at tim's car, he's holding 17psi on stock internals, which is definitely above 250whp!
It should work for ya man!
It should work for ya man!
12-21-2004, 01:32 PM
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Re: JET-HOT Coating Discount!
9.5 would be nice too but depending on the price count me in as well!
edit: did some searching around and found wisecos at 9:1 for $420 so your price hopefully is much better then that.
edit: did some searching around and found wisecos at 9:1 for $420 so your price hopefully is much better then that.