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Old 06-13-2001, 06:49 PM   #1
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Question 347 questions?

I called coast high today and talked to them about their kit and they said that the wrist pins on the pistons are off set so that the piston does not side load. The pistons oil ring is also moved down a little so it does not intersect the wrist pin for better oil control.
They said the design provides more torque and longer engine life.

Is all that they said true and does anyone recommend this kit?

I need opinions fast as I will be buying one of them tomorrow.

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