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06 Jan 2006 11:24 #16350 by KzJim
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Jay, i asume you are refering to stock KZ pistons with the gpz head right?

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07 Jan 2006 23:52 #16636 by wireman
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any kz style piston,differant rod/pin location i think!

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08 Jan 2006 00:13 #16643 by APE Jay
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KzJim wrote:

Jay, i asume you are refering to stock KZ pistons with the gpz head right?


Correct.

You can use a early GPZ piston to get compression back up, but the pin location is lower, so you have to run a .050" spacer plate under the block.

Jay

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08 Jan 2006 18:18 #16797 by KzJim
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Thanks Jay... How about a parts list of all the goodies needed for this type of project?...
It would help me out a bunch and im sure it would be a valuable resource to anyone else wanting to do the same mod to their ride, it sure would make it a less intimaditing project with help from someone who has info on all the right bits and pieces. How bout it?

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