Clevite MAHLE Hypereutectic Piston Set 1971-1995 Small Block Chevy 350 ci (5.7L) with 4.040 in. Bore (+.040 in.)
695-2243543040
GM
Technical Specs:
- Material: Hypereutectic
- Bore: 4.040 in.
- Piston Top: Recessed Head w/4 Valve Reliefs; 0.1023 in. Recess Depth; w/2.767 in. diameter
- Compression Height: 1.55 in.
- Compression Ring Groove: 5/64 in.
- Second Ring Groove: 5/64 in.
- Oil Ring Groove Width: 3/16 in.
- Pin Size: 0.927 in. O.D. (23.553 mm)
- Pin Type: Offset Location
- Skirt Type: Coated
- Piston Skirt Clearance: 0.002 in.
Specifications:
MAHLE Original is an American brand with one of the oldest pedigrees of supplying pistons, assemblies, cylinder liners, bearings and valves for passenger and commercial vehicles world wide. These piston and ring sets are cast from high temperature-resistant aluminum alloys for a high standard of excellence and performance. Designed to meet OE quality standards and even contain many premium features for an uncompromising quality not found else where. Many manufacturers will even ask MAHLE to supply them with pistons for premium engine offerings. Whether you are rebuilding a project or replacing worn parts, MAHLE Original has the parts you need to get the job done. MAHLE Original Piston Features
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