Quote:dont want grease bore now to hold cc fluid,(rings wont set) and wont be accuate tdc in block its .015 down from deck.would have to do 1 inch down fill. i could dry cc it with clay mold, but would be easier if some one here used these before or sold them.....any better ideas
How about bringing a piston to TDC & ccing it yourself... not very hard..
Quote:thanks for lead looks like there mopar guys and build motors also
I see that Hensley has the pistons you have shown on their website.
http://www.hensleyperformance.com/order_now.php?part=25-32
CC is not listed though.
Give em a call.
Quote:no dice they dont even have them they order as needed and dont know anything about themQuote:thanks for lead looks like there mopar guys and build motors also
I see that Hensley has the pistons you have shown on their website.
http://www.hensleyperformance.com/order_now.php?part=25-32
CC is not listed though.
Give em a call.
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I went to rosspistons.com and they don't list a dished one for 3.75 either. But they did have part #s and a chart. You might try contacting them directly, if you can't cc yours.
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Pull the pan, pull one rod and get the job number off of the piston.
I know you dont want to pull the pan, but Im thinkin it would be the easiest way.
If nobody has an old catalog lying around, you may have to.
Quote:brandon is looking for me now, chris at ross says they were custom and has no std dish in his cnc program. i bought them of here from the moparts member hate in Ca guys into nice 440 street/strip dusters, with set of eagle h-beam rods and c/a rings all new. they were built to his order specs. which i never got. emailed him also before. any help from mr hate would be coolQuote:
Pull the pan, pull one rod and get the job number off of the piston.
I know you dont want to pull the pan, but Im thinkin it would be the easiest way.
If nobody has an old catalog lying around, you may have to.
I'd just do this , or CALL the source ?
Quote:yes made 440 piston ccer out 1/2 plastic lathed it to 4.30 bore to do all 440s 4.32-4.38 selled with vasoline and cced with baby oil
It looks to me like you could get a piece of plexiglass cut out round to the same diameter as the piston. Drill a hole in it, put some grease on the top of the piston only so it won't bother your ring seal and cc them.
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These are the pistons I ordered. 440Source list the dish at 24cc's. Ron
http://store.440source.com/Platinum-Series-Pistons-4350-24-Dished/productinfo/5080/
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These are the pistons I ordered. 440Source list the dish at 24cc's. Ron
http://store.440source.com/Platinum-Series-Pistons-4350-24-Dished/productinfo/5080/
What effect is that much dish going to have on your CR? I thought you were going to shoot for 11.0:1.