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Old 10-30-2002, 03:33 AM
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Need to know the tib specs on the pistons. Going with forged wiesco or ross pistons(8:5:1) for my turbo project. Don't want to overbore.

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Old 10-30-2002, 04:08 AM
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When you use forged pistons, you go overbore, there isn't an option. Forged pistons require much larger piston-to-wall clearances than a hyper-eutectic or stock piston, and as such the block must be prepped for the larger bore requirement.

Ross is essentially your only option for one-offs. Call Darius (pronounced Der-I-us) and ask him for a set of Tiburon pistons in whatever compression you want. He will take care of everything else.

Also remember that the forged pistons will require either a rework of your stock rods or else new rods. The piston pin on the forged pistons is a full-floating design and the stock rods do not have the appropriate bushing from the factory.
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how much of an overbore must i do? Also should i buy crowers or just refinish the stock rods. My goal is 300whp.
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Would the cnk pistons hold 300whp? My opinion is that it could but what about reliability factor.
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The problem is that anyone has yet to challenge the CNK pistons that far, so there is no way to tell... I would hopefully be taking mine to about 210+ and I'll let you know... from what I'm told yes they are up to 300whp... I trust and believe Chris at CNK problem is that many factors could change that # down or up...

Also before Tony tells you, please learn to use the EDIT BUTTON, and don't double post... thanks

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