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    pistons how heavy is this one?

     



    how heavy are L2328F30 speed Pro pistons? with the pin and with out?

    http://store.summitracing.com/partde...0&autoview=sku
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    Piston Style: Dome, with single valve relief
    Piston Material: Forged aluminum


    Probably about as heavy or light as any forged aluminum piston in comparison. I am just wondering why you are wondering ?


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    I never trust what they have on paper. I have the pistons installed right now but i forgot to get all the papers from the shop when i had the setup balanced. my BAD
    just trying to see how liter my set up is compared to stock. the shop i did take it to did drill a lot out of the crank.
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    I get it now, were all the pistons and rods wieght matched also ?


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    Quote Originally Posted by mooneye777
    I get it now, were all the pistons and rods wieght matched also ?
    Yes every thing was weight matched. rods and pistons are new he did a vary good job doing it to. i just don’t have the paper work so i am tiring to get in to the ballpark.
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    The piston will weigh around 660 grams and the pin will weigh around 150 grams.

    tom

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