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Old 10-30-2005, 04:35 PM
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Default Re: custom pistons

You'll have to have all the new stuff balanced too, so you can't count that as an additional cost...what hard parts do you already have? I agree with Bill, if you already have the stock rods, they'll be more than adequate, and cheaper to boot...I would personally try and keep from boring it if possible, so you're probably gonna have to opt for some custom pistons.
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