anthony soprano

iTrader: (1)

Fixed that for you.

So why does anyone sell a 4" LS piston genius? WTF do you think they're going in?

drew408

Lol,ok Mr "I read it on the internet so it must be true"

Get some life experience and we'll talk.

A well know and respected vendor has verified this is a factory piston.

anthony soprano

iTrader: (1)

You're using a caliper not a mic. Please go away Mr. "real life experience."

drew408

Dial caliper,micrometer,to those here who wouldn't know round from square what's the difference?

drew408

And actually,it's a micrometer/caliper.....

Caliper on the backside and micrometer on the front.....but u knew that right?

anthony soprano

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So with all of your real life experience no one ever explained the difference between a mic and a caliper to you?

anthony soprano

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It's going into a virgin LS2 block. I hope I don't get any of that there piston slap.

Jimbo1367

OMG.


this thread went to hell. Why would you waste the time and effort to take a pic and post it. You both have little dicks. Get over it.

redtan

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Lol and now we know why. This kid posts some stupid **** that he knows will turn into a pissing match just so that he can earn the required 50 posts and be able to make a for sale thread.

Coincidence that he posts a huge FS thread shortly after getting to 50 posts using a stupid argumentative thread? I think not.

anthony soprano

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Jimbob, I didn't have to develop any film in a darkroom. They have these new fangled digital cameras and such. You can take pictures and post them within a couple of minutes. Crazy, I know.

NemeSS

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There's a minute difference in the piston rings from a ls2 to a lq9.
Ls2 means the aluminum 6.0 block itself.
Just like there is no such thing as an iron ls1.
It's a bored 4.8/5.3 to 5.7. Still not an "ls1"

Rise of the Phoenix

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It's going to make less than you want it to, that's my prediction.

ranmas2004

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This post went to crap fast......smh. See if I can bring it back.


YOUR SETUP: (MY SETUP)
Gen 4 LY6 block (LQ9 block bored and honed .020")
10.9 ls2 Pistons (new OEM .020" pistons)
ls2 rods w/ ARP rod bolts (SAME)
216/220 .560/.560 114 LSA Trick Flow cam (229/234 .600/.600 114+2 LSA Custom cam)
AI 232 heads with Comp 921 dual springs and ARP head studs (AI 232 243s 11.5CR dual springs titanium retainers ARP head studs)
All GM gaskets (SAME)
Ls9 head gaskets (OEM Gaskets)
Powerbond UD pulley with ARP bolt (25% UDP)
Kooks headers with ORY and 4" dump (Kooks 1 7/8" headers)
3" Corsa exhaust w/ dual tips (Dual 3" highflow cat exhaust with xpipe)
Ported TBSS intake manifold (Mamo ported FAST 102 intake manifold)
65# injectors (42# injectors)
90mm ported ls2 TB (FAST 92mm TB)
Melling 10295 oil pump (OEM)
Cloyes Hex a Just timing chain(single row) w/ timing chain brace (Dual timing chain)

I also have a one piece alum driveshaft, stock rockers with truniun upgrade, hardened pushrods, 22lb aluminum flywheel, custom dual 3" intake system and return style fuel system

My car put down 464whp & 427ft-lbs (SAE) on a dynojet
Its an LS swapped Nissan 300zx

Hope this gives you an idea.

KCS

iTrader: (20)

You need to chill out. There's nothing wrong with arguing and debating, but childish name calling is a no go here.

A caliper and micrometer are two different things. Micrometers are typically more precise and more repeatable.

gagliano7

http://www.calspeedperformance.com/p...tons%20ls2.htm

Jimbo1367

LMAOOooooooo


Will someone PLEASE delete this thread to stop the bickering.

Russ K

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The 6L truck bore specs are 4.0007- 4.0014 and the LS2 is 4.0007-4.0017. And I do believe high limit size pistons are available from GM.

Russ Kemp

Camaro99SS

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Uhh, subscribing to the OP...

I think you'll be lucky to get much past 400rwhp because of the auto and the AWD. Interesting combo though. Is the cam on Phil's "high mileage" lobes?

Jason

Jimbo1367

Will someone please have the MONITOR delete this thread

anthony soprano

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Did you know the contents of a thread only become visible when they're clicked on? I pass over threads that I'm not interested in reading and the contents don't display. It sounds crazy but it's true.