[250Renvy]

If I have an 86 length rod and I want to run and 87-89 cylinder, do I run an 86 piston with no spacer plate or can I run an 87-89 piston or does this combo not work?

 

[2R's]

hmmm,. I would post an answer for ya ..but .. you surely could misconstrue it
as a " pissy " reply :lol:
I'll will be awaiting your coments ... ,...NOT!!

O .. & ..PS I hope you find this post amusing as well B)
..I know I have

 

[250Renvy]

hmmm,. I would post an answer for ya ..but .. you surely could misconstrue it
as a " pissy " reply :lol:
I'll will be awaiting your coments ... ,...NOT!!

O .. & ..PS I hope you find this post amusing as well B)
..I know I have

I do find it amusing and even funnier that you couldn't resist posting a comment to my last post, you just decided to use a different thread. Ha ha ha.

And BTW this is exactly what I'm talking about, it's like you can't just answer a question there always has to be sarcasm or a put down.

Besides I think I figured it out. I just run the 86 piston with no spacer plate.

 

[8dave3]

Correct.Cylinder/rod year doesnt matter,just rod/piston year.Spacer plates are needed when using a 87-89 rod with 86 piston.