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MAHLE & CP piston, anyone heard of it or using it? Comment?

Or beside this 2 brand, any other brand with the price range almost same with the 2 piston brand i mentioned above.
 
google "piston to wall slap"

but mahle and CP uses an alu grade that doesnt need as much piston to wall clearance as some brands like wiseco and ross racing which uses a diff grade of alu which requires a lil more piston to wall clearance.

theres pros and cons on each alu grade in regards to pistons... ive posted some info about it on this forum before..feel free to search my posts... cant remember where it is

so the lesser piston to wall clearance, the lesser the chances of slapping. note: "lesser" chances... not "zero" chances.
 
dont mention piston slap la
look like use piston to slap people only

need warm up before you whack the car
or
when start the car from cold. the car is vibrating kaw kaw
need to warm up and wait the piston expand only smooth
 
Tell us what is the application for. Drag, Time Attack, Endurance, Street, high boost, high compression? The piston should be suitable to the application. Power levels? Don't buy based on name only. Talk to your tuner. He/she will be able to advise you based on your requirement.

Forging material will depend on your application. 2618 is heavier and expand more so you will need to have more piston to wall clearence. 4032 is lighter and will expand less so you will need less clearence. Also depend on how you intend to run in the motor. Gentle run in or all out high boost at the dyno. Do your research on google and talk to your tuner. Both forgings also have different wear characteristics and it's pro and cons.

Piston slap is not a bad thing. It all depends on your piston and it's intended usage.
 
Both brand is good. What you should be worrying about is the size, material, design etc.

But DON'T look for piston made from 'JASMA'. Definitely not a good idea
 
Both brand is good. What you should be worrying about is the size, material, design etc.

But DON'T look for piston made from 'JASMA'. Definitely not a good idea

Hehehe.. JASMA is not a brand name

its only a copycat item sold here in M'sia

Everything jasma is not good except for exhaust system brought in from japan
 
Actually what's the price like for both Mahle and CP anyway? A bit hard to suggest when have no idea of the price range.
 
U can call up N1 racing for piston price... My experience on mahle is abit slapping in the morning but gone after awhile, no noticeable engine oil drop even reach services interval. The very best money can buy, good n strong internal for future power upgrade.
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try and check on google regarding on mahle pistons.they are good,thats for sure.N1 is selling them below 3k if im not mistaken. but bear in mind,theres a few modification needs to be done to it if u were to use it for rb26. especially the oil squiters.
 

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