Subject	Thing is, that design became the shelf-stock that Wiseco
Posted by	Ash's Z on May 23, 2012 at 12:40 PM
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In Reply To	When Ash worked at Z1 they worked with Wiseco posted by madscientist222 on May 23, 2012 at 12:33 AM
Message	sells today. I came up with a second design not long after that first revision which I have sold a few sets of over the years. They are a custom piston that I offer through my company, lighter design with modified quench areas on the piston crowns; different skirt profile, slightly different wristpin offset.. Enthusiasts soon understand each other. --W. Irving. Are you an enthusiast? If you are out to describe the truth, leave elegance to the tailor. Albert Einstein
Follow Ups	Are Z-1's Wisco pistons really a different design? - ZXoltan 11:12:34 05/22/12 Dunno - aliaZ 12:45:26 05/22/12 i would expect the manufacture to adopt the - Dane (Houston) 00:53:26 05/23/12 Wiseco does the same thing with other cars too. - dogpile 09:35:06 05/23/12 I agree...if I remember correctly - aliaZ 10:31:56 05/23/12 lol , especially mate with chinese alloy ? i wouldn't know (n/m) - ztunerz 19:40:28 05/22/12 Re: Are Z-1's Wisco pistons really a different design? - Bret (Generation Z) 20:44:25 05/22/12 When Ash worked at Z1 they worked with Wiseco - madscientist222 00:33:08 05/23/12 Makes sense... thanks fellas (n/m) - ZXoltan 05:26:52 05/23/12 that is probably the case - aliaZ 10:28:25 05/23/12 Thing is, that design became the shelf-stock that Wiseco - Ash's Z 12:40:47 05/23/12 Re: Thing is, that design became the shelf-stock that Wiseco - BLACK Z 16:30:38 05/23/12 it doesn't make the squish tighter - aliaZ 18:41:29 05/23/12
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