In a message dated 12/29/98 1:49:45 AM Eastern Standard Time,
charger69rt@inficad.com writes:
<< To do the backwards pistons you swap the pistons
from side to side. 1-2,3-4,5-6,&7-8.
>>
What does this accomplish and how?
Eric
Hi Eric and list
The stock piston pin hole is not centered so each
time the cylinder fires the piston is pushed against
the wall.
Backward pistons tend to push the piston towards
the center of the cylinder.
I think one gets a performance gain that is significant.
I think someone posted the fact that Kieth black pistons
are centered pin pistons.
We have very little cylinder wear , so we will reuse the
stock pistons.
15.2 at 90mph was best ever here in Phx we will see
how it does with backwards pistons.
roblip
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