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06-18-2003, 04:10 AM
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Well i am running the keith black 12:1 compression pistons and i thought about running the forged, but the pistons i have are 30% silicon and since that means less wear and tear and less resistance it is better in the long run for N/A cars. I was thinking about putting a 75 shot on it when i break it in and need more speed but i would not go more than that. The pistons have been through hell and back, they had been urning coolent, my cam stopped spinning and the pisonts held up to the beating of the valves really good, so i think that you should be ok... but dont put anymore than 75 shot on and plus the pistons are lighter so it gives it a quick rpm pick up. The keith blacks are some damn good pistons!
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89' GT with 5spd Hurst short throw, Keith Black 12:1 comp. pistons, Sealed Power drag racing rings, Fms F303 Cam, Ported and polished upper and lower intake with Ported E7TE heads that contain comp. cam double coiled springs with titainum locks and steel retainers, Fel-Pro Head Gaskets, 9mm ford racing wires, BBK chrome unequal shortys, Power Throttle bodies 70mm, Edlebrock 70mm EGR plate, 15inch K&N, Bassani X-pipe, Flowmaster 40 series, Eibach 1 1/2 lowering springs, Cobra R rims 17X9 with p235 on front and p275 on rear with Falken Zeix tires-RUNNING! |
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