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joecup

02-09-2007 08:08:13




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I have a super M with 4.125 pistons that have a 3/16 high semi circle dome with a 450 gas head running 150 psi compression. I would like somehigher domes for more compression. has anyone used dennys pistons or vo11brachts out of neb. please no dennys bashing just looking for
some leeds thanks in advance




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mpiston

02-10-2007 08:18:11




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 Re: super m pistons in reply to joecup, 02-09-2007 08:08:13  
volbrachts are great people. Old M&W rep.
Their pistons are a very nice piece.



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PullerBoy19

02-09-2007 17:13:07




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 Re: super m pistons in reply to joecup, 02-09-2007 08:08:13  
Yea don't go to denny's the kits are not the right hp. Call lemmons or marlatt they are both out of rushvill. They are not cheap but they tuff motors.



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yorkie

02-09-2007 16:27:30




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 Re: super m pistons in reply to joecup, 02-09-2007 08:08:13  
pistons, don,t mess with denny,s carb shop he will skin you big time



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you called it

02-09-2007 11:57:02




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 Re: super m pistons in reply to joecup, 02-09-2007 08:08:13  
you mention Denny, he will rob you, your thought!



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b barenie

02-11-2007 15:37:51




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 Re: super m pistons in reply to you called it, 02-09-2007 11:57:02  
yOU CAN CALL DENNY'S AND ASK (HOW MANY CC'S) ARE IN THE DOME ! FROM THERE YOU CAN CALCULATE COMPRESSION RATIO. If your running 150psi, with a 450 head and no stroke, your already at the top end of achiveable compression. if your running out of snot, then it's time to bore and stroke !
Vobracht, can answer the same question !
Arias can create what ever you want with a clay mold of the combustion chamber ! (bondo)

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