Hypereutectics Flattop Piston

[sefus]

just remember nitrogen and oxygen bond REALLY well to alluminum.

honestly what is happening with the forged supplyer dude?

 

[AzCoupe]

sefus,

I am looking into a couple different suppliers for the forged pistons. I have had two quotes, but both seemed a little pricey. I should have a quote from a third sometime next week. I'll keep you posted. But they are available.

 

[Anonymous]

JE pistons in huntington beach, CA has made pistons for me in the past for a couple 2.3 ford turbo motors and my 500ci drag boat. They have a very efficient design team and can move designs into production very fast . The quality is second to none and service is excellent.

Todd Fields

 

[AzCoupe]

They were one of the companies I thought a bit high.

 

[Anonymous]

Mike,

JE isnt the cheapest just the best. Right now with the steel and aluminum markets climbing out of control daily the prices are only going up. You might want to try Kieth Black in Carson City, NV, They oem a lot of pistons for aftermarket companies as well as pick up produtction runs for sealed power occasionally. If I can find my contact name over there I will shoot it to you.

Todd Fields

 

[AzCoupe]

Todd,

I contacted Kieth Black a couple weeks ago, just waiting for them to get back to me with some prices on a production run. Thanks anyway.

 

[Anonymous]

hey would pistons for a 2.8L Chevy V6 with a 3.504 Bore work in a 170?They have the valve reliefs in them and look pretty nice.They're forged and run about $400 for a set.Here's the url.

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