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Re: Aftermarket pistons in stock sleeves?
of course you can, as long as your p2w isn't tighter than a 12yo or sloppier than hotrex's mom
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Re: Aftermarket pistons in stock sleeves?
Aren't H cylinders different? As in special pistons or rings are needed.. Or is that another H-T myth?
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Re: Aftermarket pistons in stock sleeves?
yeah they are you can sleeve the block or I think mahle make a set up for the stock sleeves
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Re: Aftermarket pistons in stock sleeves?
Originally Posted by jdmhatchracer94
yeah they are you can sleeve the block or I think mahle make a set up for the stock sleeves
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Re: Aftermarket pistons in stock sleeves?
mahle makes pistons that work with the stock composite sleeves, block guards are more useless than you, and the stock sleeves are good to ~400whp I believe but i'm not sure on that.
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Re: Aftermarket pistons in stock sleeves?
So i can use these pistons on stock block and rods at 15 psi??? Maybe more??? And wtf, I heard that block guards really help cylinder wall flexing!?!
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Re: Aftermarket pistons in stock sleeves?
Originally Posted by nick6444
So i can use these pistons on stock block and rods at 15 psi??? Maybe more??? And wtf, I heard that block guards really help cylinder wall flexing!?!
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