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h22a1 pistons in f22a1?????
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Originally posted by donnie View Postthats funny because i ran 86 mm pistons in my f22a1 , had no problem, this is my thrid time rebuilding it i was running a turbo set up i keep cracking ring lands left and right i know the h22 is 87mm ill have to boar, the rod on the f22a1 is longer? right? wouldnt be a problem
It doesn't matter if the rod is longer if you're still using your F22 crank, assuming the wrist pin height on the pistons is the same.
Oh, and please do let us know how boost and an 87mm stock sleeve F22 block works out for you.
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Originally posted by donnie View Postthe point is im getting rid of my turbo kit! i dont want a slug(cb7) want to build a alright motor so im going use cheap stocks! i usally build B seris ls/vtec crap like that but f seris i new one on me
But it's your money.
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Originally posted by donnie View Postok well is there another 86mm piston i can use ??? better than 8.8.1Originally posted by LlamaGoblin View PostWhy use cheap stock pistons and risk nuking a sleeve? You don't have to be boosted to trash a sleeve at 87mm on an F22. Honestly, I'd get a set of Bisimoto pistons ($469, forged, 10.5:1, 86mm bore), rather than take all the risks associated with running at 87mm.
But it's your money.Bisimoto Engineering
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