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Old 03-02-2004, 07:21 PM
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Default Big cube Pistons and Cam for sale:

I had the stuff on for 2000 miles, and everything is perfect, looks like i had them on for 10 miles. No dents, dimples, scratches, cracks or anything.

Comp Cam: XE-R 238/244 570/576 114 w/ 2 deg advance (goes in at 112)-$300

Diamond Pistons: 4.060 bore (obtainable cubes ~375ci on stock stroke, ~414ci on 4in stroke, 427ci on 4.125 stroke)-$300

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flat tops? dish? Dome? What CC?
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Old 03-04-2004, 10:26 AM
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Jammer, They are dish pistons. They are in very good shape. They are set up for a 6.125 rod.

That cam he has is also a very good piece and is in great shape.

Andy, post the job number of the pistons if you can. It is located on the bottom side of the pistons.
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Is it possible to throw in some very generously priced boring and hone of a LS1 iron block as part of the purchase???
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Old 03-11-2004, 12:22 AM
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Originally Posted by Mehfoud
Is it possible to throw in some very generously priced boring and hone of a LS1 iron block as part of the purchase???
Im not sure what you mean...I dont have an Iron block. Where are you located?
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Excuse me for sounding ignorant but can you bore the stco LS! block to use these pistons safely? (obtainable cubes ~375ci on stock stroke) I think that is what you were saying here but I just wanted to make sure. What kind of final CR would be achieved with a stock deck? Stock gasket and head CC? Very interested!
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Old 03-14-2004, 04:34 PM
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The LS1/LS6 Block is aluminum so it must be resleeved. If your looking to just bore a block you can use the truck block which is the same design only its not aluminum so it doesnt require sleeves. Not sure on the CR....
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still for sale
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interested whats included and can you post some pics?
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Whats the specs on the pistons? Coated, Gasported, What CC Dish, Boost pistons?

6125 rod on what stroke?
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I assume since he has 414 in his sig its for a 4" stroke, you can call diamond with that number and they will tell you exactly waht they are
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I also have a set of Diamond forged pistons for sale, 4.100 bore, for 6.125 rods, 4" stroke, coated skirts, come with all rings and spiral locks, $300 shipped!
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Originally Posted by Louis
Whats the specs on the pistons? Coated, Gasported, What CC Dish, Boost pistons?

6125 rod on what stroke?

I second that, what are the exact specs ? is it a custom piston, because Diamond only lists a 4.060 piston in there flat top version with -2cc valve relief. thanks
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Wow guys you really dug this one up (3-28-04). ....here are the specs on the pistons..
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4.060 Bore
1.110 C/D
.200 Intake valve relief
.180 Exhaust valve relief
1/16,1/16, 3/16 ring pack
Flat top
.927x2.950 PIN

I put less then 2000 miles on them (all motor) before i decided boost.
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