Posted By: MIKES_DUSTER
HYPER PISTONS AND NOS - 06/24/11 12:26 AM
How must NOS can you SAFELY run without having problems with these pistons?????
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very wide gap for NOS or you will pull the tops off the pistons, years ago all the chevy guys where doing that and didn't know why, gap has to be around .080 on the top ring, really depends on the piston maker.
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very wide gap for NOS or you will pull the tops off the pistons, years ago all the chevy guys where doing that and didn't know why, gap has to be around .080 on the top ring, really depends on the piston maker.
Keith-Black Hypers.
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I aint tearing it apart so I guess no NOS for me.
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IF and thats a BIG IF I put it on,would only be 150hp anyway.
Quote:The piston transfers the heat into the ring, which , expands it more than other pistons, butting the ring ends together and pulls the top of the piston off.
the expansion rate with a Hyper is a LOT more than a cast or forged, thats why a larger gap is NEEDED, not because the alloy is weaker.
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IF and thats a BIG IF I put it on,would only be 150hp anyway.
I would not worry in all honesty, but thats just me
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IF and thats a BIG IF I put it on,would only be 150hp anyway.
I would not worry in all honesty, but thats just me
If i recall your were very worried about if you should or should not resize your rods. You will stress over that but will have no problem putting nitrous on whatever motor? Come on man !
I have put nitrous on an old motor I didn't know much about it, but I didn't care. It worked and it worked for a good amount of time but it was not the same motor when it was done.
Mike, i wouldn't do it if I were you. You have to much work into it to mess it up now. You haven't even been able to make your first trip to the track and your already trying to blow it up . Get some runs on it then maybe tear it down and adjust the gaps for nitrous.
Quote:Good idea! They are just not the right pistons for an NOS motor. Besides the ring gap issue, those pistons are not very detonation tolerant - yes, don't ask me how I know.
Thanks Cheap!!!!! Ive decided NOT too put NOS on this motor. I cant afford it to blow up. LOL
Quote:Quote:Good idea! They are just not the right pistons for an NOS motor. Besides the ring gap issue, those pistons are not very detonation tolerant - yes, don't ask me how I know.
Thanks Cheap!!!!! Ive decided NOT too put NOS on this motor. I cant afford it to blow up. LOL