4032 forged piston to wall clearance?
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4032 forged piston to wall clearance?
I'm having a 060 overbore done on a block(assuming sonic check says its ok) and i'm using autotec 4032 aluminum pistons which are 3.931 in diameter which they say is for a 3.935 bore. The one spec sheet I got with the pistons says I need .004 clearance on that specific piston and another sheet that talks about the 4032 aluminum says it should be .0025 to .0035 for a piston in that diameter range. I emailed racetec/autotec and they said anywhere between .0025 and .004 would be fine. I asked my machinist with just showing him the piston and telling him the material and he said he would usually do .003 or .0035. The build will forever be naturally aspirated. People in other forums that talk about 4032 all seem to use less than .004. So does this clearance need to be exact or am i overthinking this???
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Re: 4032 forged piston to wall clearance?
.003" will be fine. If you clearances are too tight everyone will know. If they are on the lose side only you will know. lol.
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Re: 4032 forged piston to wall clearance?
/agree with Chris
unless your going to run boost and have higher heat build up .003 should be fine. (boosted/force induction should consider .004-.005 and that would be more the 2618 material)
unless your going to run boost and have higher heat build up .003 should be fine. (boosted/force induction should consider .004-.005 and that would be more the 2618 material)
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