Off Topic - So I'll Keep It Short - Pistons

[Bob Wooten]

for my dollar Forged is the only way to go.  as far as strength is
concerned they go, cast, hypereutectic, & forged.  as for cost I feel that
cast is not an option, & forged are just barely more $ than hypereutectic. 
i don't know if i might "need" to hook up the squeeze for a night of
prowling so............  i don't know what you mean by "noisy".  i suppose
that if you were running a stock exhaust (manifolds, 1/5" tubing, cats &
quiet muffs), & a hyd cam & a carb you might hear something.  but if you
have a solid (or roller), headers & injectors you are not going to "hear"
pistons.  if you do, you need to find another machinist.

Bob Wooten
 




> [Original Message]
> From: Walter Sherwin <wsherwin at home.com>
> To: <gmecm at diy-efi.org>; <diy_efi at diy-efi.org>
> Date: 1/13/01 4:33:25 PM
> Subject: Off Topic - So I'll Keep It Short - Pistons
>
> Have any of you boost or NOS guys run the Keith Black Hypereutectic
pistons
> in your mills?  Anything good or bad to report about them?  On the surface
> they sound intriguing VS a set of noisy forged jobbies on the street.
> 
> Now for the link back to EFI content...........these will be fed by twin
> TBI's and a 7060 'puter and a 3bar MAP sensor.
> 
> Thanks;
> Walt.
> 
>
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