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Hi does anyone have any good contacts for 4032 custom slugs (CP, JE, MAhle or others) with lots of nice modern features for an import naturally aspirated street engine? I'm wanting top quality not cheap and nasty.

I've got a sample piston and cad model with right shape and size for the CR to help process but need a place that's happy to work with me to give me what I'm looking for.

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I can help you out with any C P Pistons you want


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The custom AutoTec pistons from RaceTec have performed very well for me.
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It appears that I dealer I've used in past now can get 4032 alloy as of only recently . Should save me heartache as they have profiles that are pretty close to what I need with only minor massaging.
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Walter R. Malik wrote:The custom AutoTec pistons from RaceTec have performed very well for me.
I'll second that, Randy n Tim are great to deal with.
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Might check with Mark O'Neal, (Probe), he will probably know off the top of his head!

He hangs around the political Section of Yellowbullet!

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For street engine is it worth getting an x-forging /fsr style over full round skirt?

I gather Piston ends up a little lighter and less skirt friction? Are these worth considering and do they make a tangible difference for the average guy ?
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Just a thought here. Piston design, engineering and materials are best secured based on the engine brand, configuration,displacement and your performance use. The experienced quality manufacturers will know what may be best for your particular application. Unless you have some piston engineering abilities I would recommend you listen to what they have used successfully and recommend before you possibly bombard them with your directions unless the use is so unique that they have not developed a piston for that use. Be careful also dealing with dealers and reps as the place this information comes from needs to be the piston manufacturers actual applications and development individuals and departments.
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Most likely only full round skirt is available in 4032 due to less forging types for my application , I'm just curious though how much difference it makes. It's probably not worth worrying about
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inline__engine wrote:Most likely only full round skirt is available in 4032 due to less forging types for my application
Probably not true unless it is under 3 inches.
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with the new skirt grinders you can get any double cam grind you want
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Skirts are actually turned now. BME was the last hold out.
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I remember when GM bought JE the new computer controlled lathe to do the 502 marine pistons.
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GM made Wayne a lot of money.
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inline__engine wrote:Hi does anyone have any good contacts for 4032 custom slugs (CP, JE, MAhle or others) with lots of nice modern features for an import naturally aspirated street engine? I'm wanting top quality not cheap and nasty.

I've got a sample piston and cad model with right shape and size for the CR to help process but need a place that's happy to work with me to give me what I'm looking for.

Cheers
Racetec does custom 4032 alloy pistons in their Autotec line . 3.530 minimum bore size . Modified box style forging , not full round.
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