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AIT 18% OD pulley, 1 7/8 kooks long tubes w/hi-flow cats, 3" Magnaflow Cat-back, FTI 2800 stall, Trans by Hellraiser, Dings Racing valve body and tune, Getrag 3.73 aluminum rad. SRT fans. Brembo upgrade. Stage one MOPAR springs, XIX X39 22x9 +15 - 22x10.5 +22 with NITTO NT420V 265/35R22 - 295/30R22
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I see packages say steel rings ready for boost and stainless rings ready for boost. Which is preferred?
Livernois kit $2200.00 bearing included Livernois Motorsports
Kit includes the following:
· Custom 6.4L Hemi Pistons (Built for boost, 2618 material, thicker ringlands, coatings, heavy wall pin)
· Stainless Steel Ringset (Boost Ready)
· H-Beam Forged Connecting Rods (no name on them)
· Tri-Metal Performance Rod Bearings (????)
HHP kit $2000.00 no bearings
Specifications
- Drop In 2618 Ross Piston 9.7:1 Compression for Stock Bore 392 made exclusively for HHP
- Custom Manley Rods w/ ARP 2000 Rod Bolts made exclusively for HHP
- Advanced Profile Total Seal Rings
- 0.180 wall Tool Steel Wrist Pins
- No Balancing Required!
- Addition of valve reliefs to accommodate larger cam profiles and larger valves (2.165 intake of the Thitek's)
- Oil Squirter Plugs Included (why? Should they not be used anymore with kits?)
Last edited by coanan; 03-25-2021 at 09:47 PM.
I actually have no knowledge of stainless rings being better for boost or not. I just did some reading on it because now I am curious.
So this might drop us into the rabbit hole. But I had another ball home originally 180 grit. But the piston manufacturer that provided my rings were very clear on what grit to use if ball honing. This is strictly for break in only.
Now from what I know have read, the nitride coated steel rings are easy to break in and are very durable.
I know I ran 100 miles on Dinosaur oil and then 500 more miles on another batch of Dino oil. All for piston ring break in.
As far as oil squirters I know a lot of builders pull them out because they just find them in the bottom of the pan half the time. I elected to reinstall mine with new hardware and lock tight, purely because my pistons came with relief cuts in the skirts for the oil squirters.
Maybe I think you will be fine with either stainless or some of the steel nitride rings.
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Figured I'd get a better sales pitch. Was asking to compare stoker kits, their price looked pretty good.
6.4 Hemi 431 Stroker with Wiseco Pistons | CNC-Motorsports
Cross them off the list.
I have no idea what those kits are and we don't have any discounts
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Your Message: Interested in this. Just wondering how you would compare this to MMX or HHP kits? Do you offer a Mil discount. Thanks Steve
Last edited by coanan; 03-27-2021 at 01:21 PM.
Wonder if MODS should move this to here, Engine / Intake / Exhaust / Performance, since it's heading to a build now and not tuning.
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