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    L2417 flat top pistons with a 3.5 cc trough. Use 0.004" piston to wall clearance measured at the pin centerline. Forged high-performance pistons suitable for beating on.

    Choose your combustion chamber size across the top and see the static compression ratio of these pistons under the chamber number....
    TRW Forged--------------------------------58-----64---68-----72----76
    L2441F 3.75 stroker; 5.56" 400 Rod 377---- 9.31 ---8.80- 8.50- 8.22- 7.96 --1.560 D-shaped cup $63
    L2441F-30 3.75 stroker; 5.56" 400 Rod 383 -9.43 ---8.92- 8.61- 8.32 -8.06-- 1.560 D-shaped cup $63
    L2327F-60 3.75 stroker; 5.56" 400 Rod 389 11.70 - 10.90 10.43 10.01- 9.62-- 1.565 F/T; 2 reliefs $63
    L2490F-30 3.75 stroker; 5.56" 400 Rod 383 11.55 - 10.76 10.30 - 9.88 -9.49 --1.565 F/T; 2 reliefs $57
    L2490F-60 3.75 stroker; 5.56" 400 Rod 389 11.70 - 10.90 10.43 10.01 -9.62 --1.565 F/T; 2 reliefs $57

    Would I use 400 rods in a 377? No, but couldn't find TRW forged using a longer rod.
    Last edited by techinspector1; 04-29-2009 at 01:15 AM.

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