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Good aftermarket 4.30 pistons and rods for budget build?

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Old Jul 26, 2018 | 10:05 PM
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Building a SBC 350 for my nova. I have a older 350 that is going to be bored to .30 over, building this on a budget, plan is to put some vortec heads on with a comp cam 280. Just curious what are some decently affordable aftermarket pistons? Not sure what are better designs(flat top, domed, etc.) Just want to make decent cruising motor with a little get up to it!
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Old Jul 27, 2018 | 1:37 AM
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Originally Posted by lridener7
Building a SBC 350 for my nova. I have a older 350 that is going to be bored to .30 over, building this on a budget, plan is to put some vortec heads on with a comp cam 280. Just curious what are some decently affordable aftermarket pistons? Not sure what are better designs(flat top, domed, etc.) Just want to make decent cruising motor with a little get up to it!
Any help much appreciated -
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Summit Racing should have the pistons you want. They have all manner of pistons/styles. Of course, you need to decide how much compression ratio you want, else you'll have to run higher octane fuel, then the standard US 87 regular octane gasoline. Used to own a 1970 Chevy Nova myself. Great car, ladder frame, tough as nails:

https://www.summitracing.com/int/sea...9%2B4294884142







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