Subject	it doesn't make the squish tighter
Posted by	aliaZ on May 23, 2012 at 6:41 PM
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In Reply To	Re: Thing is, that design became the shelf-stock that Wiseco posted by BLACK Z on May 23, 2012 at 04:30 PM
Message	it just makes better use of what is available. The stock piston's squish area doesn't match the quench pads on the cylinder head. Ash's inspiration for his piston design was from here: [ http://www.theoldone.com/components/pistons/index.html ]
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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