piston part numbers

[WinchedWolvy]

got ,my engine torn down and wondering how to decode the part numbers on the piston,it looks like a wiseco and reads as follows

 

d00a6

 

513m06500

 

thanks in advance

[2strokespirit]

Try the wiseco website or search in google, not sure about the wisecos.

[spike]

it means that its a 513 series pistons which is for stock length connecting rod with a 65.00 mm bore

[WinchedWolvy]

Thank you much guys,im going to put a 4mil crank in it too since its separating,steve

[Bansh-eman]

are you doing al ongrod ? if so your going to need 795 series pistons.

[WinchedWolvy]

are you doing al ongrod ? if so your going to need 795 series pistons.

 

Not sure still new to the stroker thing,but any advice is helpful and appreciated

[Bansh-eman]

the longrod will help relieve stress of your bottom end. it changes the angle the rod is at when the piston is at TDC and the motor fires. there is not power gain from this. its purely for a more reliable motor. the rods are 5mm longer then stock so yu will need to get 795 series pistons. this moved the pin 5mm deeper into he crown making up for the longer rod.

[FireHead]

got ,my engine torn down and wondering how to decode the part numbers on the piston,it looks like a wiseco and reads as follows

 

d00a6

 

513m06500

 

thanks in advance

Those are Wiseco numbers and you can download their catalog in PDF form from their website.

 

If I can remember how to use my engineering crystal ball properly, I would say you have a set of 65mm Wiseco Banshee pistons on your hands. :geek: