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BIGMEDCIN · January 15th, 2006, 04:01

Thanks for the replies.

I understand poly pistons are strong I have used many in the past, I just thought I would try somthing a little differant.(not to mention my poly piston just stripped and I have a spare Alumin.)

My thought about stress on the mech box is from the weight of the heavy piston, more weight, means more contact force against what ever it stops on.
and as we all know ver-2 boxs dont like front end stress!

this is the only reason I would try to lighten the piston, just a thought.

January 15th, 2006, 04:01	#4
BIGMEDCIN Trader rating Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Lower mainland BC	Thanks for the replies. I understand poly pistons are strong I have used many in the past, I just thought I would try somthing a little differant.(not to mention my poly piston just stripped and I have a spare Alumin.) My thought about stress on the mech box is from the weight of the heavy piston, more weight, means more contact force against what ever it stops on. and as we all know ver-2 boxs dont like front end stress! this is the only reason I would try to lighten the piston, just a thought.