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turbosruleMar-05-02 03:25 PM
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#16592, "Wiseco Pistons"


          

I ordered a set of 8:3:1 forged turbo/nos Pistons...(420a)Neon Pistons,
and I am have'n a heck of a time tring to figure out where the front of the piston is..!!?
They are not marked or nothing.
the notches look the same on both sides,
I called Race Engineering and the guy said one side has to have deeper notches for the intake valve.
He said to mic 'em but I don't have a mic handy...
when I lay a coin in 'em I really can't see any differents to the naked eye..
HHhhhmmm..??!



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ErikMar-05-02 03:36 PM
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#16593, "RE: Wiseco Pistons"
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Yeah you can use a coin, but what I would do since I didn't notice the rods being attached, is to box'em up and let the machine shop worry about it. Ask them if they make a mark w/ a sharpie or something on the piston to indicate which way is forward.

Shit is all apart. Typical...

  

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KikuMar-06-02 02:05 AM
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#16594, "RE: Wiseco Pistons"
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Strange, the wiseco pistons a friend of mine bought a while ago had a marking...


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#16595, "RE: Wiseco Pistons"
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This may sound odd to you, if you have ever built engines before...

They are likely non-directional, with zero wrist pin offset. When i built mine, my uncle was disturbed that he couldn't find a directional marking. He busted out the micrometer, and sure enough - no offet. So i called HRC .. sure enough, non-directional. You can put them in any way you see fit.

Call whoever you bought them from (or failing that, call Wiesco) and make sure they are non-directional like my JE's were.

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turbosruleMar-06-02 11:31 AM
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#16596, "RE: Wiseco Pistons"
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>This may sound odd to you, if you have ever built engines
>before...
>
>They are likely non-directional, with zero wrist pin offset.
> When i built mine, my uncle was disturbed that he couldn't
>find a directional marking. He busted out the micrometer,
>and sure enough - no offet. So i called HRC .. sure
>enough, non-directional. You can put them in any way you
>see fit.
>
>Call whoever you bought them from (or failing that, call
>Wiesco) and make sure they are non-directional like my JE's
>were.
You are RIGHT! my friend...! thax!


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