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difference between the rb30det and rb30et forged pistons

Started by GRK30L · 6 Oct 2011 · 2 replies

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GRK30LArchived member
does anyone know if there is a diference between the rb30det and the rb30et forged piston and rodsi know the det is the rb25/26 head but the blocks is still an rb30
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rbfrogArchived member
Yer pistons give different comp ratios dependent on What head u got. single cam head runs a low comp piston. Twin cam runs hi comp piston
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[T]MattyArchived member
the twin cam head lowers the compression rate, So you need the piston to make the right comp rate for the head.
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