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Have a few sets of incomplete forged pistons from past failures, Just wondering if anyone has some of these lying around also, so that we can atleast put them into sets on the shelf. ACL don't do single pistons. I can buy the CP's seperate, so they arn't a big issue.

If anyone has any 87MM ACL (Ross Racing) Forged pistons part number: "6MKRY9604X 1.0 RIB 0.10 W6" in 1mm O/S (87mm)

Have aqnother older set with another number on them as well. Will post that number up later.

or if anyone has a spare couple of CP Pistons RB26 .5mm O/S (86.5mm)

Pm Risking (Brad)

Has a set of 6 CP Piston 87mm (no rings) in this thread...

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/topic/395075-rb26-bottom-end/

Edited by krayzie32

I don't need a set, just after some more ACL ones to complete the sets i have (and this can be long term to aquire). Just looked the other set of ACL's i have are RA9604x1.00 RIB 0.10SH. Havent measured or weighed them up yet, maybe they are the same as the other set in which case i'll make up one from the 2.

Only looking to replace the badly scuffed ones from each set. alternatively if anyone else is looking for an individual piston to complete a set may have some. Just is annoying to have so many sets that really are only scrap because of one or 2 scuffed etc pistons. If i can make them up into sets i'll probably never use them.. but it's try and located some or scrap them... Either way...

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