Mahle – PowerPak LS 4.070 Bore 4.000 Stroke 9.2cc Dome Piston Kit (930229670)

(1 customer review)

$912.64

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Mahle Motorsports
  • High Strength 2618 Aluminum Alloy
  • HV385 Coated Steel 1.0mm Top, Napier 1.0mm 2nd & 2.0mm Oil Ring Set
  • Phosphate Coated and Mahle’s Grafal Skirt Coating for reduced drag and wear
  • Weight matched

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Mahle PowerPak LS 4.070 Bore 4.000 Stroke 9.2cc Dome Piston Kit 930229670

The MAHLE Motorsport PowerPak kit was developed for high performance street, sportsman and pro class racers. The PowerPak pistons are made from either 4032 aluminum alloy to allow for tighter cylinder to wall clearances and improved temperature stability, or 2618 alloy to allow for increased detonation resistance. Each kit is complete with a set of high performance rings, containing a low drag 1.0mm, 1.0mm, 2.0mm high performance ring pack.

Features:

  • High Strength 2618 Aluminum Alloy
  • HV385 Coated Steel 1.0mm Top, Napier 1.0mm 2nd & 2.0mm Oil Ring Set
  • Phosphate Coated and Mahle’s Grafal Skirt Coating for reduced drag and wear
  • Weight matched
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1 review for Mahle – PowerPak LS 4.070 Bore 4.000 Stroke 9.2cc Dome Piston Kit (930229670)

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    Very nice product

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    How would u go about test fitting these for ptv clearance. Decked block and decked stock heads, gpi ss4, or would it not work. Thank you.
  1. Q How would u go about test fitting these for ptv clearance. Decked block and decked stock heads, g...... Read more answer now
    Asked by Shaun on March 15, 2023 6:24 pm
    A You'd have to clay the piston but likely you'd run into the dome and chamber clearance before ptv depending on what valve size you're running

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