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Gauging interest- L3302 block and custom diamond pistons

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Old 01-22-2014, 08:19 PM
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Default Gauging interest- L3302 block and custom diamond pistons

Category: Drivetrain
Price: $1200
Location (State): CA
Item Condition: Brand New
Engine: LS1/LS6
LS Engine?: Fits LS Engine

Block is an aluminum L33 casting that has a fresh bore to accomodate the custom diamond pistons

Pistons are Diamond 2618 3.830" bore, top ring land down .250, 5cc dome (10:1 with a 64cc head), lateral gas ports, and .043"/.043"/3.0mm rings. Good pieces for boost, or NA. Coated with thermal ceramic tops, and anti friction skirts

Also have a perfect condition 4.8l crank

Only thing missing is a set of 6.100" rods. Motor comes out to be 302ci

Looking to get $1200 for the whole setup and will not seperate
text for quickest response (916)751-8861, thanks Nick
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Sub's and interested for sure, and you are close!
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What size pin?
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anyone know if you could put a 5.3/6.0 crank on these pistons or would it be shorter than stock rods.. thinking 327 sounds good in my nova lol
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Originally Posted by dezlfrek
anyone know if you could put a 5.3/6.0 crank on these pistons or would it be shorter than stock rods.. thinking 327 sounds good in my nova lol
I was thinking same thing.....free bump...
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What is the pin height on the pistons?
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I don't know the pin height other than it needs a 6.100 rod with the 4.8 crank..
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