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who is useing wiseco pistons

Started by boosted_wagon vbmenu_register("postmenu_1865507", true); · 19 June 2008 · 17 replies

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just a quick one i can get theese for $650 brand new and forged of corse lol, just wanna know who is useing them and what power u are making im looking at making the 350rwkw mark.......
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They should easily hold 350rwkw easily. $650 is fairly cheap too Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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650 ? hope they didnt hit the ground hard when they fell off the truck lol
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direct from the us mate and since the aus dollar is arond the 95 cent mark its well worth buying from over seas now, freight will only be about $40-$50
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Hmmm instrusting Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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easy hold that power without a problem
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Where can I get a set for $650??
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us fior rb30 ?? i,d double check that
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do a search mate there all out there i just stumbled on by acident, ive email them and they confirmed they are a fully forged piston to suit the rb30 in 2 sizes 86.5 and 87mm i think it was by memory but dont quote me on it stone racing....skylines and rb30 were also released in the us man they are a popular engine over there aswell
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Quote: Originally Posted by boosted_wagon just a quick one i can get theese for $650 brand new and forged of corse lol, just wanna know who is useing them and what power u are making im looking at making the 350rwkw mark....... 350 kw will be no trouble. A stock piston will take that. The WISECO piston is a little bit noisey when cold but thats only due to skirt design. Otherwise a good piston, especially for 650.00
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im no expert on parts, but theres no doubt wiseco pistons are capable of some pretty fkn decent power! would be a walk in the park for them at 350rwkw some decent rods and ur set Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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i am using then on 516rwkw
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i am using them on 516rwkw and have had them on 350rwkw for a few years
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i had planned to use some in my build too! but changed direction once more lol. sounds like ur building up a tuff combo boosted_wagon?
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i had planned to use some in my build too! but changed direction once more lol. sounds like ur building up a tuff combo boosted_wagon?
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yeah i figured im spendin a few g's on the trim and ive spent a few g's on the paint and wheels so y not throw a couple into a decent engine
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lol true im sure many can relate, **** gets out of hand pretty easy!
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I'm running a set of wiseco's; rb30det with 9:1 static comp making a measly (in comparison to some of the figures here) 268rwkw @ 15 psi gt3076 .82 and now 302rwkw at 17psi with cams (gt3076r .82) The motors done 90,000km's. They seem to be a good thing; bores looked perfect with no scuffing when I pulled the head off to sort out over oiling issues at 60-70,000km's.
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