Wiseco pistons. Anyone using them?

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We use them in a 68hemi car with the bleed holes for the upper ring to help keep it tight to the cyl walls.
 

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Jegs sent me an email saying the product was no longer available. I did their online price match and I think they decided not to honor the price. I'll have to order from somewhere else.

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What cr are you shooting for with those?

One set is -6cc with a 3.562" bore. With stock heads they should be around 10.2.

The other set is -6cc with a 3.701" bore. With stock heads they will be right around 10.9.

I have all the time in the world to put the blocks together. It's not going to happen until the mandatory ot at work settles down.
 

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Wiseco has always been good product I think their really pushing hard to gain more ground in the Domestic market they have been doing high performance import for a long time.

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Wiseco makes the slugs for Diamond
Diamond only does finish machining and coatings on them. Wiseco actually makes the piston itself though.

I am pretty sure Wiseco pistons are in Litebulb's 3V too.
 
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