LS2 block..block prep for stock sized forged pistons?
***Use Plastigauge when you assemble the rotating assembly and check your tolerances!!!
Your going to want to determine what boost levels and power you want to achieve. You will also need to know how many cc's your heads are so you can order the correct dished piston (-XXcc) to achieve your desired compression ratio. Most shoot for anywhere between 8.5-9.5 for a boost friendly compression ratio.
I personally side with Wiseco Pistons. They come with coated skirts and their off the shelf units are an excellent choice for most standard builds. This is just my preference. Diamond, JE and Mahle are also good choices but everyone has their favorites.
If your looking for a good set of rods that will not break the bank and still perform well check out the Callies Compstar Rods. There is a plethora of threads on here where these rods have stood up to FI builds without an issues at all. You can also check out the Manley Pro Series I Beams, there a little pricier than the Callies but another great contender.
If I was going to go this far into the motor I would have the rotating assembly balanced. This will insure longevity as well as peak performance gains.
Hope some of this helps.
Joe
Last edited by Joe Boost; Nov 17, 2010 at 09:24 AM.

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