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    broke down my 429 tonight, was wondering about a few parts,
    pistons have D3SE and 429 stamped on them, they are aluminum, for some reason i thought they would be steel, rods have DOOE-A, is this just stock stuff ?.. planning on going back with either a 514 stroker or a over bore .30 460.

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    Stock parts.

    With the D3VE heads that I presume you have (based on the piston part number) if you should rebuild as a 429 then I recommend flat top pistons so as to raise compression ratio to about 9:1. If you go 460 (only a cranksaft and piston change required), you will have a far greater selection of piston choices available to you.

    For performance purposes, D3VE heads will require a great deal of reworking if used on a stroker engine. With more details about your inteneded build and desired hp, I'd be happy to make some parts suggestions.

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