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I put pro x pisotns in my shee. I loved them. I mean it was the only top end i put in it. But how many engines have you heard about that use wiseco pistons that run for 5 yrs at a time on a single top end? probably not as many as there are running on a cast piston like stock or pro-x. The guy at the shop that bored my cylinders and shit says he wont put anything but a prox piston into a banshee.

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chase:

Sorry to hear about your mishap up in Maine... Hopefully I can get mine back together for at least 1 ride next month. I'm shooting for Oct 26th if thats possible.

 

As for pistons.

The only drawback that I see w/ the cast (Nik's) is the short service life. Cast pistons when run for long periods (years) will tend to come apart. A very bad thing. They become brittle. I used to run the cast pistons and after a long talk w/ my motor builder about them, I switched back to Wiseco, and I havent looked back.

 

Good luck getting your shee back together.

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I have run both cast and forged, each for multiple seasons. Never had any piston related problems yet. The set in my Banshee right now have been in 4 1/2 years (Wiseco) and it is finally time for a top end job.

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