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My shop guy said WSM are the best.. what is your opinion and WHY?

 

WISECO!! why?? because i have ran them for years and never a problem.. i heard bad things on wsm and especially vitos pistons.. a buddy of mine ran vitos several times.., they alway let him down and trashed his cylinders

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i think the vitos and WSMs have problems breaking piston skirts and stuff. i never had a problem running wisecos or pro x. both are pretty good pistons.

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well ive heard the forged and cast stories i just want to know what the difference is.

 

in my opinion. a cast piston is a good stock replacement.. if you plan on pipes, head, timing(especialy timing) then go with a good forged piston, as they are mor up to the higher rpms, higher heat and so on.. i hope this helps.. its always a personal prefernce but i stick wih wiseco, no horror stories here on the wiseco's .. cheers

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I agree about wiseco. I've never had a problem with one of there pistons.. I've never had a melt down or piston failure to date. On the other hand i have nothing bad to say about WSM as i've never had any experience with them, but i would stay away from vito's..

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wiseco.. dont buy anything else..

 

hey guys. off subject.. i have a 68mm cub stock stroke.. 33 pwk's.. i haaate thins thing in the trails.. i had a stock cyl stock port and cab setup with timing, t5's, head.. was an awesome hard pulling snappy motor.. i am going back to that setup but with the 33 pwk's.. do u think the stock carb would be better for power and that snappy motor i am after?

oh yeah.. i would use the wiseco's i think the prices are about the same anyway

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