Sealed Power DDP Hypereutectic Pistons Small Block Chevy
844-H345DCP30
Small Block Chevy
Specifications:
Digital Diamond Profile (DDP) Technology is a digital actuated diamond turning process that produce precision skirt profiles. The barrel profile of the DDP piston promotes an oil wedge between the skirt and cylinder wall. DDP pistons also feature Thermal Arching Compensation (TAC) ring groove geometry. Ring grooves machined with an uptilt to offset thermal "arching" distortion. Uptilt squares the ring face to the cylinder for increased power and decreased oil consumption. Speed Pro's next generation Duroshield skirt coating is also added to reduce friction across entire RPM range. Increased wear resistance for long life and superior NVH (noise, vibration, and harshness) reduction. Precision machined pin bores allow fixed or floating wrist pin installation. Piston/pin assemblies are weight matched to 4 gram (+/- 2 gram) maximum variation within every engine set.
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Will these pistons work for a 383 stroker with 6 inch rods and not come close to the pistons
It says set of eight but i assume there sold as 1 correct
Do these pistons come with pins or do you have to buy those separately?
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