Subject	wiseco's are 4032, please correct me if i'm wrong
Posted by	vulcanrush on March 23, 2011 at 2:32 PM
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In Reply To	Wiseco, CP? Engine build questions.. Aliaz, Ash, others? posted by KongZTT GT28RS MD on March 23, 2011 at 01:21 PM
Message	also, i'm no Kyle by any means, but for 900-1,000rwhp+, i wouldn't consider wiseco's and eagle rods. also look to upgrade the pistons' wrist-pins? i got 9310 alloy wrist-pins from Kyle with my cp pistons, and they aren't that pricey, surprisingly. i'll be running a fraction of what your power goals are, but just in case i throw on bigger turbos later, didn't want to have to rebuild again.
Follow Ups	Wiseco, CP? Engine build questions.. Aliaz, Ash, others? - KongZTT GT28RS MD 13:21:57 03/23/11 tech (n/m) - Draker (Eugene, OR) 13:30:56 03/23/11 For Rods, look at Carillo Super A Beam or H Beam. - MixManMash 14:12:25 03/23/11 Re: For Rods, look at Carillo Super A Beam or H Beam. - Tech@EPR 15:01:43 03/23/11 The Carillo A-beam Rods are not meant for boosted - MixManMash 15:12:30 03/23/11 wiseco's are 4032, please correct me if i'm wrong - vulcanrush 14:32:05 03/23/11 Why not? There is a build going on right now that involves - Z32TT-R 15:23:42 03/23/11 I think the pistons can handle it but the pins... - scottyfender 15:35:26 03/23/11 Wiseco makes a fine product, not criticizing them - vulcanrush 16:23:28 03/23/11 They are sufficient, builder has built many motors - Z32TT-R 00:11:25 03/24/11 And just to clarify, he's using wiseco's on his "personal" - Z32TT-R 00:15:01 03/24/11 mike smith, who knows more than i ever will, thinks wiseco - vulcanrush 18:42:05 03/24/11 I would expect that you'd have rod bearing issues - aliaZ 19:43:17 03/23/11 Thanks.. I do plan on having a preventative maintenance - KongZTT GT28RS MD 20:25:26 03/23/11 Re: Thanks.. I do plan on having a preventative maintenance - aliaZ 03:53:35 03/25/11
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