Wiesco Pro lite?

[Blue_SS]

im looking into buying some of these and was wondering how anybody with these like them? i heard the lighter the more rev you get but was just wanting some input? where could i get a set of these with kit?

[banshdog]

I put them in mine when I redid my top end. No complaints or problems.

 

I dont have enough experience to compare them against other brands though.

 

I got mine through a local shop that does some of my work. I am pretty sure that you can order a top end kit with these pistons from Magic Racing.

Edited February 8, 2005 by banshdog

[twinzr900]

i run them in my banshee. i have around 25 hours on them. no problems here. see to be doing great. felt no diffrence compared to stock. both stnd bore

[BdBanshee]

im looking into buying some of these and was wondering how anybody with these like them? i heard the lighter the more rev you get but was just wanting some input? where could i get a set of these with kit?

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I have had mine for several years, work great.

 

If I remember right they actually weight more than the stock pistons, but the wrist pins they send with them weight alot less (larger hole in wrist pins). Might weight slightly less than stock with Wiseco pins versus stock Yamaha pins. I weighed all these on a digital scale that was very accurate.

[racer]

they wiegh more because they are forged. but that also means more warm up time. for the money i dont believe there are better pistons on th market.

[Yamaholic in va.]

[My experience with several bikes is the stock pistons will last forever. When you put in wiseco you get like 1 year max if you ride every weekend. I use them because there cool and cheaper than stock. Just my 2 cents worth.

[SANDSTAR]

I like 'em.