Wiseco Or Diamond pistons?
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Wiseco Or Diamond pistons?
Right now I have JE pistons 194883 and I was only doing around 10 or 12# of boost with a D1SC procharger but since then i have upgraded to an F1-A and i'm wanting to run a lot more boost (25# or so). I was wondering which one of these brands of pistons i should go with. I want to have no issues at all and for them be able to handle that much boost with no problems. I also have stock heads right now and am going to be purchasing AFR 225's. I have a 99 ls1 trans am and it's been bored .20 over. I would also like to be in the 10.5:1 - 11:1 compression range. I'm guessing I will need the AFR 225's with 62CC?
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I prefer JE, Venolia and Diamond over Wiseco. Can you get where you want on the JE's with some larger combustion chambers and maybe target 18 or so on the boost? The bigger heads will flow better too which will create lower boost compared (more flow) to your present set up.
My F1C was at 19#'s with a 3.7. I don't know that you can reasonably get to 25 without fighting a bunch of belt slip and general pain in the rear. I am at 364 cid btw.
My F1C was at 19#'s with a 3.7. I don't know that you can reasonably get to 25 without fighting a bunch of belt slip and general pain in the rear. I am at 364 cid btw.
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Diamond
There is the original build on my engine...note the date.
Wes had it freshened up last year before I bought it due to it being run without an air cleaner. That didn't include any big components. Same block, pistons, rods, heads ect.
15 to 19#'s
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There is the original build on my engine...note the date.
Wes had it freshened up last year before I bought it due to it being run without an air cleaner. That didn't include any big components. Same block, pistons, rods, heads ect.
15 to 19#'s
There is the original build on my engine...note the date.
Wes had it freshened up last year before I bought it due to it being run without an air cleaner. That didn't include any big components. Same block, pistons, rods, heads ect.
15 to 19#'s
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