Being Dynoed Weds (FINALLY!)

 

I have a ross piston in my 105mm raptor, Craycraft has been recommending them for the raptors for many years now. Mine is a few years old now and still giong strong. From what I hear they are right up there with the best like CP etc.

 

There not only top quality, but they will do small runs on custom pistons too(4pc min if I remember right).

I know there was a few people who had some made up for the hondas in the past that were large bores, but lighter than the stock bore pistons (both stk and aftermarket) and used a stronger but also lighter pin. Basically really nice stuff at a fair price.

I have used them for years, and cant see any reason not to in the future.

 

I asked this same question a while back on another forum. If you would like some info and entertainment read this.

Sorry, for some reason my click here maker is not working.

http://www.on-dunes.com/forums/viewm...=39&Topic=1623

 

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Sorry, do not know what happened there. Try this,


http://www.on-dunes.com/forums/viewm...=39&Topic=1593

 

Ross pistons has been making pistons for other apps. for many years. I ran a set of Ross in my car once. They are nice pistons. So I am sure they are of good quality for the ds motor. $80 dollars is a great price for it. These prices for one piston is crazy. Really I wouldnt give more then $150 for any single cylinder piston. Companies are making a killing off them. Just cause the demand isnt as high as the automotive apps. $80 is what I want to give for a 14:1 cp or je piston. That of course isnt going to happen. So I would say you couldnt go wrong with that ross piston.