Aaah yeah Mahle indeed, that was the name i was looking for.^^^ LOL
To the OP; the Wiseco Assymetric range is good, so is their 1400 range.
CP Pistons are good as well, especially the X forgings. Anyone that says CP pistons are no good for high power doesn't know what he's talking about.
Cosworth pistons are overpriced, just like anything else with a Cosworth label.
Tomei pistons are no better than any other leading piston.
Look at Arias, Mahle, Supertech, and Venolia too. Piston choice is down to intended use.
yes std rods,arp studs and first size up 86.5mm I think.Do you use arp studs on the rods Bernie ? How difficult are they to fit ? And Is there a method also what size pistons do you run
I''ve got wiseco pistons - tweenie rob recommended and used them. Standard rods arp studs.
440bhp at the hubs
There are several Wiseco pistons, you need to find out which ones are best for your intended use. The Assymetric and the 1400 series are very good, but if you aren't building a drag motor that needs to rev to 10,000RPM you don't need that level of piston with a high spec, get a lower spec piston instead.
JE make good pistons too![]()
Thats a few rebuilds now Daz?? maybe cheaper to get a tuner to do it all, its a bit more expensive but you have comeback if you use a reputable tuner. I only had one rebuild in 9 years and that was to go for a 2.8 kit after a porous block causing cooling issues.As a few have probably guessed I need to rebuild again but I'm going forged this time and I'm a little unsure as to which pistons to go for ..
Are wiseco pistons any good ?