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Message: [QUOTE="Maverik, post: 885293, member: 59279"] Could very well be slight piston slap as well. You mentioned putting in a used piston, did you happen to mic the front to back of the piston, and the inside of the cylinder? Dont mean to alarm you, but if there is even just slightly more then stock clearance, you are asking for serious trouble. Saving the cost of new vs used pistons could end up costing big time. Just my opinion, but pistons are like bearings, if you have it apart, just replace them. Its not worth risking the damage that will be caused when that piston skirt catches an edge in the cylinder. [/QUOTE]