what pistons to use?
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what pistons to use?
what pistons do i need to get flat top zero deck for my 69 460?? want forged ... please help , was looking at seal power and there web site sucks a** ...
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bigunitmudracing- Posts : 159
Join date : 2010-12-12
Location : hurley, wi
Re: what pistons to use?
looking for a drop in piston ? no block machening ? custom piston and you must give the specs
DanH- Posts : 1081
Join date : 2009-08-06
Re: what pistons to use?
1/2 stroke + rod length + compression height =stack height. Since the deck is 10.3 then you want the stack height to add up to 10.3 since you want it at zero deck.
If its stock then 1/2 stroke = 1.925 + rods (6.605) = 8.53..........(Deck height) 10.3 - 8.53 = 1.77. You with me here? Your pistons need to have a 1.77 compression height assuming it has never been decked, and is a stock stroke 460 in order for the piston to be at zero deck without machining.
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There's Diamond pistons, they are forged.
If its stock then 1/2 stroke = 1.925 + rods (6.605) = 8.53..........(Deck height) 10.3 - 8.53 = 1.77. You with me here? Your pistons need to have a 1.77 compression height assuming it has never been decked, and is a stock stroke 460 in order for the piston to be at zero deck without machining.
Thumbs up? Or down?
There's Diamond pistons, they are forged.
bb429power- Posts : 3129
Join date : 2010-02-13
Age : 30
Location : Michigan
Re: what pistons to use?
Probe and Diamond have some good pistons. Make sure and attach them to the crank with a good set of rods.
schmitty- Posts : 4538
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Age : 54
Location : Holdrege, NE
Re: what pistons to use?
i think a 69 block is 10.295.
cool40- BBF CONTRIBUTOR
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Re: what pistons to use?
DOH!!! 1.72 compression heightcool40 wrote:i think a 69 block is 10.295.
bb429power- Posts : 3129
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Location : Michigan
Re: what pistons to use?
whatever you use,drop one in and see what it "is"before you cut the block or you may need to cut your new pistons.dont ask how i know that!
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