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Full Floating Vs Press Fit Pistons. However some pistons made for pressed pins. The general idea was in high performance engines, the full floating pin allowed a little acceptable movement of the piston in. Any press fit must be steel on steel, i.e. Hey everybody, this is a quick q&a based on questions i have received from some of the younger. Full float pistons and pins provide you with a great deal more flexibility, and most stock connecting rods, are at best marginal in strength, compared to many of the cheaper. The piston expands too much to ever maintain a reliable hot interference fit. Press pins, the rod has to. I know most oem sbcs (with few exceptions), had press fit pins, but i've noticed that even budget pistons (like kb hypers, etc). All pistons are floating in that the pin fit allows the piston to rotate about the pin. If your building the engine yourself and don't want to bother with the machine shop, get floating pins.

All pistons are floating in that the pin fit allows the piston to rotate about the pin. Any press fit must be steel on steel, i.e. Press pins, the rod has to. Hey everybody, this is a quick q&a based on questions i have received from some of the younger. If your building the engine yourself and don't want to bother with the machine shop, get floating pins. The piston expands too much to ever maintain a reliable hot interference fit. Full float pistons and pins provide you with a great deal more flexibility, and most stock connecting rods, are at best marginal in strength, compared to many of the cheaper. The general idea was in high performance engines, the full floating pin allowed a little acceptable movement of the piston in. However some pistons made for pressed pins. I know most oem sbcs (with few exceptions), had press fit pins, but i've noticed that even budget pistons (like kb hypers, etc).

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Full Floating Vs Press Fit Pistons The piston expands too much to ever maintain a reliable hot interference fit. I know most oem sbcs (with few exceptions), had press fit pins, but i've noticed that even budget pistons (like kb hypers, etc). Full float pistons and pins provide you with a great deal more flexibility, and most stock connecting rods, are at best marginal in strength, compared to many of the cheaper. Hey everybody, this is a quick q&a based on questions i have received from some of the younger. All pistons are floating in that the pin fit allows the piston to rotate about the pin. Any press fit must be steel on steel, i.e. If your building the engine yourself and don't want to bother with the machine shop, get floating pins. The general idea was in high performance engines, the full floating pin allowed a little acceptable movement of the piston in. Press pins, the rod has to. The piston expands too much to ever maintain a reliable hot interference fit. However some pistons made for pressed pins.