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Ross Forged Racing Pistons P/n: 99512 For 4.500" Bore on 2040-parts.com

US $350.00
Location:

Windsor, Colorado, United States

Windsor, Colorado, United States
Used but in good condition.
Brand:Ross Warranty:No Manufacturer Part Number:99512

Ross Racing Pistons part number 99512 for 4.500" bore. Set of 8 pistons.


Bore (in):4.500 in.

Bore (mm):114.300 mm

Piston Style:Dome, with two valve reliefs

Piston Material:Forged aluminum

Compression Distance (in):1.273 in.

Dome Height (in):0.500 in.

Piston Head Volume (cc):-45.00 cc

Wrist Pin Style:Press-fit or floating

Pin Diameter (in):0.990 in.

Piston Ring Thickness:1/16 in. x 1/16 in. x 3/16 in.

Quantity:Sold as a set of 8.

Notes:Hollow dome design.

Ross Racing pistons are forged from 2618-T61 aluminum alloy and come standard with a ton of great features, including:

* Forced piston-pin oilers
* Double Spirolox pin retainers
* Valve pockets engineered for oversized valves and modern high-lift cams
* Fully CNC-machined skirts to deal with high heat and side loadings
* Radiused domes (on most applications)
* Balanced to +/- 2.5 grams
* Aircraft-quality pins



$800 new

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