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Re: 560 pistons
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Posted by ejr-IA. on December 21, 2005 at 21:30:45 from (4.228.168.120):
In Reply to: 560 pistons posted by redhen on December 21, 2005 at 19:45:25:
Right now your cid is 282 like that was used in the diesel engines but the diesel was a flat piston with a small cumbustion cup so thats not a option because of low compression for the gas engine.M&W must of had a overbore kit that you had to bore the block for the sleeves and bigger pistons.The 291 had sleeves with a 3 3/4 bore.You need to measure your block to see if these would work.Next option is go sleeveless and use 301 pistons in std which is 3 13/16 40 and 60 over.This is what the 806 gas had and some combines.
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