Budget rebuild
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Im planning on going forged over the holidayd and would like some opinions. Im staying stock crank and plan on using wiesco pistons or dimond. And thought about the scat rods with the 7/16 rod bolts. Id be spraying about 200 to this combo. Any and all opinions are welcome
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Im planning on going forged over the holidayd and would like some opinions. Im staying stock crank and plan on using wiesco pistons or dimond. And thought about the scat rods with the 7/16 rod bolts. Id be spraying about 200 to this combo. Any and all opinions are welcome
The stock pistons can work at a 200 shot. The aftermarkets would be better, but there are many guys spraying a 200 on stock pistons.
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I might be wrong on this one, but only Mahle and sealed power make a forged stock bore piston. Diamond and Wiseco are good but you have to go out to 3.903 or 3.905. Scat rods are a good budget upgrade over stock.
The stock pistons can work at a 200 shot. The aftermarkets would be better, but there are many guys spraying a 200 on stock pistons.
The stock pistons can work at a 200 shot. The aftermarkets would be better, but there are many guys spraying a 200 on stock pistons.
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to the op: cant go wrong with callies compstar rods and theyre under $600, and i would go for the diamond pistons
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4.00" bore 3.622 stroke and uses a 6.125 rod. says $79.30 idk if that is a peice or what, if thts per piston, thts not a very good deal imo
#11524 about half way down.
4.00" bore 3.622 stroke and uses a 6.125 rod. says $79.30 idk if that is a peice or what, if thts per piston, thts not a very good deal imo
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I would go with Scat Rods In an I beam and Mahle Powerpack pistons.
More than likely you will need a hone on the LS2 block meaning a 4.005 piston is in order. Or even a 4.010. Mahle is the way to go. Make sure whomever sets the rings up to file fit for nitrous.
We can get you set up right. Just let me know.
More than likely you will need a hone on the LS2 block meaning a 4.005 piston is in order. Or even a 4.010. Mahle is the way to go. Make sure whomever sets the rings up to file fit for nitrous.
We can get you set up right. Just let me know.
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He did say in his original post that he wanted to go forged. Alot of people just want the extra assurance of the stronger rod.