wiseco racers choice pistons???

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turbophein

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Jan 14, 2006

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• Nov 14, 2006

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i have the oportunity to get a couple of these pistons fairly cheap!

What are the pros and cons??? i heard they give good bottom end, which would be great for the trails.

let me know what you guys know about them!

thanks

 

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uts

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• Nov 14, 2006

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Hey Turbo,

I haven't heard about the bottom end thing, but wiseco are good pistons. Are you asking about a certain type of wiseco. The only thing I know of is to warm them up slowly as the forged pistons can expand quickly.

UTS

 

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xcracer72

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May 28, 2006

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• Nov 15, 2006

• #3

go wiseco

 

kawicam250

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• Nov 15, 2006

• #4

they last longer and do give you more bottom end. Wiseco's high compression piston obviously gives you more compression over the average piston

 

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loudandproud

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i love wiseco pistons. Ive had 2 in this bike so far and it seem to be doing the trick.

 

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• Nov 16, 2006

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Its all personal choice and non scientific data but I have been using wiseco for the last 20 or so piston changes, no problems in my 125 or 250, follow the included instructions carefully, and your set. By contrast I have had several stock pistons let go. All had roughly the same change intervals going so its not like I left the stockers in there forever....dont forget to measure your ring gap during installation very important.