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boneylee

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Do you mean Forged Pistons?

 

And are you asking about Ireland's specific offering?

 

My red car has 10:1 forged pistons but not from ireland. Looking for more color perhaps can then help more.

 

Jason

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I suggest to go with Real Postin and Stork connection rod.  

 

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A bit more information about what you are trying to build would be helpful.  There are advantages and disadvantages to forged pistons,  for a daily driver of moderate HP I believe cast pistons are a better choice.  There is a long explanation about piston growth with temperature and cold clearances etc.  I don't recommend forged pistons unless you are willing to start the engine and build some heat BEFORE you drive off.  The stock connecting rods will take a lot of power before you have to start worrying.  What are your other plans with the engine/car?    

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11 minutes ago, boneylee said:

oops, sorry. I'm asking the pistons. mind is 1972 E6 and going to rebuild engine and thinking which way is better.


Helpful, but, as Byron (Preyupy) asked, what is your goal for the car?

 

1. Better-than-stock street car

2. Full-out track car

3. Something in between

 

If your choice is 3., is your goal closer to 1. or 2.?
 

Is a smooth idle important? Is high-test gas readily available? What other modifications are you contemplating? Suspension? Brakes?

Importantly, where are you located?

 

Regards,

 

Steve

 

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1973 2002tii Inka, 2762757 (not-the-original owner)

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Actually this leads me to think, wouldn't it be cool if the board had some sort of consensus of the "perfect setup" for each of the three situations that Steve lists.  A bit of work, but could be a thread that provides options and then members vote on "best" for "suspension", "engine", "brakes", transmission and diff"...

 

Not trying to threadjack, just thinking out loud.

 

Jason

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1973 2002tii (2764167), Baikal, Rebuild blog here!

In the past: Verona H&B 1973 2002tii (2762913); Malaga 1975 2002; White 1975 2002

--> Blog: Repro tii cold start relay;   + --> Need an Alpina A4 tuning guide? PM me!

 

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