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    Speed Pro 7070 P orientation

     



    Hello Everyone,

    I've finally decided to finish off my 355sbc. I have a set of Speed Pro 7070p .30 pistons for it. How do i know the correct orientation for the piston .

    Should it be as picture here, where the dome is on the bottom and the valve reliefs are at the top ( closer to the lifter valley). I dont see any notches or arrows marked on the piston.

    I have read up on the site, and understand that the chamfer side of the connecting rod should be against the crank wall /cheek and the flat side should be against the adjacent rod from the other bank.

    But im still confused as to how the piston should sit in the block.
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    Your correct-dome toward bottom, valve relief up-on some sbc pistons where they have a bigger relief diameter for the intake valve you have two different pistons--a right and left, but for yours it the valve relief is even-------

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    Thanks for the quick response. I find it weird, that they would stamp all that info on the piston upside once it's in the block

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