Skirt wear on 4" stroke motors, show me yours...
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Doesn't seem to be a problem with the lsx block either. I wonder how things look in this setup almost 2 years later:
https://www.lsxmag.com/features/car-...wer-427-cts-v/
https://www.lsxmag.com/features/car-...wer-427-cts-v/
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Its all about the engine builder, parts selected and machine work.
My 383 LS1 w/4 inch stroke Callies crank, rods & Wiseco's tapered stroker pistons. No oil burning or other issues. I've never had to add oil to this engine it burns less than a new completely stock LS1.
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Yes the Summit racing Pro LS pistons are also designed with about everything you can imagine already done to them. These pistons are a very good deal on the models that they make that fit your usage and they have quite a few combos covered as well.