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Old 10-28-2013, 02:02 PM
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I have a LQ4 and was thinking of putting LQ9 pistons in it. Would I have to get rotating assembly balanced?
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Do you know the weight difference between the different types of pistons?
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no prob. should find that out.
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Goin through all that trouble, might as well...
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Yes it will need to be balanced if the piston weights are different than the stock ones, and most likely it will be.
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mild street combo, insight welcome.




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