Pistons For 347 Stroker

justinkendell

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I am currently in the process of buying a stroker kit and was just wondering about some pistons. One kit I have been looking at has probe forged pistons, but a lot of kits have either SRP or JE. For all the people here that have a stroker, I am just curious as to what piston you guys are using and what, if any, differences are between these.

Justin

 

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I use probe srs pistons with probe ultra light I beam rods. I like the probes because they have reliefs for inline and TW style valves. So if I ever wanted to switch to a inline valve head, I can do so w/o any issues.

 

bubba-dough

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I have the Coast High Performance 347. I chose them because a) my builder recommeds them. b) reputation. c) their advancements with strokers . It has Probe SRS forged pistons, Probe i-beam rods, Dana rings and bearings and a Scat cast crank. Its the one listed here http://www.coasthigh.com/Specials/Specials_current.htm

 

justinkendell

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This is the Kit that I am looking at. I like the fact that the rods are 5.315"

http://www.wmsracing.com/pgi-ProductSpec?PRC-960211415

 

TrunkFunk

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justinkendell said:

This is the Kit that I am looking at. I like the fact that the rods are 5.315"

http://www.wmsracing.com/pgi-ProductSpec?PRC-960211415

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It's probably the same thing CHP is putting in the factory blocks
I advise getting the 5.3" rods too. Gives you a little bit taller slug.
Also like Grn92 said above, dual eyebrows