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Re: Stroking 1725

To: humbersnipe <humbersnipe@cox.net>, Jan Servaites
Subject: Re: Stroking 1725
From: "jarrid_gross@earthlink.net" <jarrid_gross@earthlink.net>
Date: Sun, 26 Sep 2004 11:49:40 -0700 (GMT-07:00)
Jon,

>But even Avenger pistons are pretty old technology. Has anyone looked into 
>using a modern off-the-shelf piston with a different rod?

There are so many issues to using another piston.

You need to have the bores pretty close to our own, or at least within .050 or 
else the head gasket
becomes custom.

The pins installed height is pretty important and has to match up with the 
available donor rods little end as well as setting the pistons installed height 
for optimum compression and squish.

I didnt mess with trying to make some other application work, it seemed a whole 
lot more cost effective
having pistons made to fit a ready made con rod.
Custom pistons dont cost much more than OEM pistons if you know how to specify 
them and know ho
to order them.

My custom J&E pistons cost about $350 for 5.


Jarrid Gross
SII 1725 EFI

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