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Who here is using Wiseco's new GFX ring set? Just wanted to hear some feedback in big power boosted set ups. The rings are included with their pistons and was curious to see if its worth switching to a set of AP Total Seal rings or stick with them? Combo will be a 403ci with about 17-18 psi and will be street car that see's the track 1-2 a year.

Shawn @ VA Speed

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I just put together a couple turbo motors using them,but no feedback yet.Bryan Nutter at wiseco tells me they are great-but he makes them also.

turbo'd stang

Erik at HKE has good things to say about them

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From the Wiseco website:

Ring packages almost always consist of 3 rings these days. If ring life is not a concern, the .043-.043-3mm is common. For people looking for better performance with longer life, run the Wiseco GFX Ring package. The GFX rings have a stainless steel Gas nitrided top ring with a Napier hook second ring and nitrided oil ring rails. The GFX rings are a .047-.047-3mm size. The most common long life ring package for 4-inch and over bore is a 1/16, 1/16, 3/16. Dikes rings are currently only popular in blown alcohol or Top Fuel applications. Gas ports should be added when using the extra-thin ring packages. Important note: It is the customer's responsibility, when using a .043 ring-pack, to specify when a back-cut (Pro) ring is used versus a standard (D-wall) ring.

Would love to hear from Erik or Brian Nutter

Stelth

Any more feedback on the rings?

cheers

cablebandit

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i used some cheap total seals with my wiseco pistons....I would think the GFX rings would be fine

koolrayz

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I had them i my last engine. Sealed GREAT. compression, leakdown tests was within two or three percent. I had an unrealated engine failure that negated any long term testing but they did looked great upon teardown. I would/will use them again.