Any suggestions for forged dished pistons.
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Any suggestions for forged dished pistons.
Hoping that I don't have to get custom ones. It for a SBC with a 4.040" bore and 3.75" stroke (5.7" rods). I have 76 cc iron heads and looking to get ~8.5 : 1 compression. So I'll need a dish type pison with about 19 cc of volume.
BTW, this is for a supercharged application.
Thanks
BTW, this is for a supercharged application.
Thanks
Last edited by a73camaro; Sep 23, 2003 at 03:00 PM.
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nope no forged dish speedpro/TRWs in .040
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I did find these at Flat Lander Racing's web site.
PART # - 139629
BORE - 4.040
STROKE - 3.750
ROD - 5.7
GMS. - 461
DISH - (-16 cc)
COMP HT - 1.425
COMP. RATIO - 8.7 (w/ 76 cc heads)
PRICE* - $500
PART # - 139629
BORE - 4.040
STROKE - 3.750
ROD - 5.7
GMS. - 461
DISH - (-16 cc)
COMP HT - 1.425
COMP. RATIO - 8.7 (w/ 76 cc heads)
PRICE* - $500
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Engine: 305
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I'd go with the SRP's, even if you could get the TRW's. SRP's are more exspensive, but I think the quality is worth it.
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