Good N/A pistons?

Yellow 13

Yellow 13

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Whats a good set of pistons for around $700-$800?

I was thinking about reusing the old ones I have but theyre getting some pretty heavy buildup on the heads (Think I was running to rich).
 
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Yellow 13

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It just seems like a better product. While I doubt my mom can throw enough abuse at the almighty 7M to break anything, I still want the piece of mind that its not gonna come down to the "you picked the cheap ass ones for my car" debate.
 
s383mmber1

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Well thats one way to waste a lot of money.

Unless your n/a is making some SERIOUS power, theres no reason for upgraded pistons. You not spraying are you?

And if your mothers driving the car, jsut keep it stock.
 
JustAnotherVictim

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s383mmber1 said:
Well thats one way to waste a lot of money.

Unless your n/a is making some SERIOUS power, theres no reason for upgraded pistons. You not spraying are you?

And if your mothers driving the car, jsut keep it stock.
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Exactly, the stock pistons are pretty strong. If it's that big of a deal just get new stock replacement pistons, the forged pistons aren't necessary in a stock N/A.
 
DEFIANT 7M

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JustAnotherVictim said:
Those all look like they're for domestics, and no 7m on the Toyota page that I saw.
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Nope...I buy import parts from them on a regular basis(like everyday)! 615-833-4000. They even sell ARP...
 
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