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Ford 400 pistons

wwporkchop

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I called this place and they have 400 pistons 9.5 compression for $25.00!
Badger Pistons, LLC



7252 West 66th Street

Bedford Park, Illinois 60638

Phone: (866) 534-7601 or (708) 924-9460

Fax: (866) 834-2332 or (708) 924-9461

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DNFXDLI

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You might want to ask Tim about Badger...I could be wrong about this, but I thought they had changed ownership and were having issues with some of the products.
 
Wise man once said...."If it seems too good to be true, it usually is"....
 

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wwporkchop

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Also have factory 351m pistons

If you have a buieness account they said the factory 351m 8:1 compression pistons are $6.00 a piece!smiliewierdthread
 

wwporkchop

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Using 351c pistons in a 351m

I was wanting to know if you can use 351c pistons in a 351m because of the diferate compression ratios you can get for the clevland! aldo would it cost a fortune to do! would like to put some 351c on my 351m or is it worht the time.:spank:
 

TexasNomad

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No I believe the bore and stroke are different, you could use them but I think you would need a different Crank and other work done.
 
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LEB Ben

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I was wanting to know if you can use 351c pistons in a 351m because of the diferate compression ratios you can get for the clevland! aldo would it cost a fortune to do! would like to put some 351c on my 351m or is it worht the time.:spank:


I've heard of guys doing it before...don't really know what all is involved, but it's a butt ton mix matched parts (I think theres even something from a Dodge 318 in the parts list). So with the stuff available today from TMI, KB, etc. I'd say you'd be time and money ahead for the same results just buying a prepackaged set up.
 

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I was wanting to know if you can use 351c pistons in a 351m because of the diferate compression ratios you can get for the clevland! aldo would it cost a fortune to do! would like to put some 351c on my 351m or is it worht the time.:spank:

Have a machine shop install bushings into the 351c pistons, then they'll work on the 351m rods.


Oh yeah while you're in there, upgrade to a 400!
 

gsxr1238

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When using the 351C piston,the hot setup was,they would bore the piston pin bore in the piston to .975 and cut a circlip land into the pin bore.This effectively made the pin float.Save the trouble and buy 400 pistons from TMI.
 

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wwporkchop

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pistons

Does anybody know what tim charges for 400 9.5compresion pistons and will they work ok with todays fuel?
 

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