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Mahle pistons #1905750
09/03/15 03:56 PM
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Received my Mahle pistons for the 505" motor today.

WOW! What works of art!

Pics are not great...

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Re: Mahle pistons [Re: GY3] #1905781
09/03/15 04:57 PM
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Rods and crank showed up.

Gotta take time to mop up the drool!

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Re: Mahle pistons [Re: GY3] #1905789
09/03/15 05:24 PM
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Looks good. Does that piston use a short pin? Looks like the bosses are moved inboard so maybe the pin is a shorty.

Re: Mahle pistons [Re: GY3] #1905793
09/03/15 05:27 PM
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The mahle pistons I have used are very nice and yes they use a real short pin.

My only complaint is on a piston with a big dish, the big dish goes real close to the edge and don't give you much quench area, even with a magnum head and double quench, the surface area of quench is pretty small. Flat top mahle pistons remind me of the pistons in an F1 engine.


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Re: Mahle pistons [Re: GY3] #1906238
09/04/15 12:03 PM
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Nothing like a bunch of new parts to get you fired up about building a new one. Good choices there.


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