Hypereutectic?
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RE: Hypereutectic?
ORIGINAL: silver91gt
not true, the key to making hyperutectic pistons last is to AVOID detonation, and make sure fuel supply is adequate.
I sprayed a 200hp shot on my 308 with some speed pro hyper pistons, when I took it out to put in my stroker the pistons looked brand new.
and I beat the hell outta my car all day long with the nitrous, Ive seen many 1993+ 5.0 motors live for years with 15# of boost.
theres nothing wrong with them, and may make more power on a naturally aspirated motor because the pistons expand less and can have a tighter piston to cylinder wall clearance.
ORIGINAL: ctgreddy
i really cant see them handling that much power.
my forged pistons were only 300 some, and if you plan on running any boost or n2o at all you've gotta go forged, they'll tear the hypers apart.
i really cant see them handling that much power.
my forged pistons were only 300 some, and if you plan on running any boost or n2o at all you've gotta go forged, they'll tear the hypers apart.
I sprayed a 200hp shot on my 308 with some speed pro hyper pistons, when I took it out to put in my stroker the pistons looked brand new.
and I beat the hell outta my car all day long with the nitrous, Ive seen many 1993+ 5.0 motors live for years with 15# of boost.
theres nothing wrong with them, and may make more power on a naturally aspirated motor because the pistons expand less and can have a tighter piston to cylinder wall clearance.
#23
RE: Hypereutectic?
ORIGINAL: silentvoice19
lol awesome. Woodsy you a awesome guy but some of us dont have budgets that allow us to buy top of the line forged products.
lol awesome. Woodsy you a awesome guy but some of us dont have budgets that allow us to buy top of the line forged products.
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