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Old 06-15-2003, 12:39 AM   #1
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Yeah, 86GT it's cool that you did your own work on the pistons, but with that specific job, I wouldn't feel comfortable (even though I ported the windsor heads I got on my car now). But, what you said b4 reminded me that if I need to get the pistons notched, that'll give me a great excuse to get new rings and bearings. We'll see. Thanks again guys.



Okay , so no one here has experienced this setup (351W with AFR185s and know for sure if the pistons need to be notched, huh?? K, I'll go and ask around other places....later.
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