piston choice, 355
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piston choice, 355
I am building up a 355 this winter. I am using LE2 H/C and need some reccomendations on pistons. I was thinking SRP or Mahle. I want to use Scat I-beams, 6in. I have no idea what pistons to pick in correspondance to the heads... Do I need to worry about C/H, dish volume, I cant find pistons anywhere that list cr for 54cc heads either.. Also, floating or bushed? I am sorry, thanks in adv once again
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ok well if you have 54cc heads then such as the speed pro pistons l2256 they are 6.1 cc flat top's and they are going to be 12:1 compression i think you have to use something of the sort of like 18cc to get 10:1
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Originally Posted by 2fast97Z
ok well if you have 54cc heads then such as the speed pro pistons l2256 they are 6.1 cc flat top's and they are going to be 12:1 compression i think you have to use something of the sort of like 18cc to get 10:1
Last edited by TravisA; 09-12-2006 at 10:28 AM.
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Run a flat top -4 to -5cc valve relief piston with the LE2 setup. The chambers are closer to 58cc when they are done on the LE2 heads. I would run a bushed/floating I beam rod in 6" length. That means you need a 1.250" CH piston. I run Mahle pistons when there is a application for them, they do a much better job with fit and finish and the pins and rings are very nice for the money. The last set of them I had in had perfect pins, rings side clearance was perfect and everything went together smoothly. As for the JE/SRP side, well I can't say that my experiences were as good over there, or ever have been.
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