Anyone have any experience with them, heard good or bad things about them?

I might get their 9.0:1 pistons for a awesome deal

 

arias pistons are off the hook , if you can get an awsome deal on them , then do it.

 

I'm running them and have had awsome results. I put these pistons through Hell.

 

Good pistons, ran them on my first setup

 

I use them on all of my race engines. Best pistons on the market IMO!!! Top quality, top tolerances, top performance. Once I put them in the Bergenholtz Mazda 6, 2 races later they went 7's! I cannot say enough about them!

http://www.AriasPistons.com

Beeri is the man behind the best pistons in the world.

 

We run Arias pistons in all of our customers' cars that want to go all out power. Tolerances have always been very accurate. No problems at all with them.

Arias

 

thanks im getting them new for 300 with rings. ill grab them then, can i use the rings given from arias or is the oem ones better?

 

Use the rings that Arias supplied. They are the best!

 

I agree with GE here. We use Arias in all our engines as well. Arias pistons have been good to us and will always be using them.

 

i love hearing stuff like this after ordering a combo set of arias off of exospeed

 

Arias 8:5.1 in my LS, but Total Seal rings...

 

how you like the total seal rings?

 

i think its not worth the money

 

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20 lbs on pump gas with no blow-by...

what's not to love?

 

the piston rings that come with the ARIAS piston set is good enough. we use the complete ARIAS piston kit w/rings on all the engines we use. from 200hp all motor cars to 800hp turbo race cars.

 

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sorry man, that's not what I as looking for. I daily drive my car, get 38 mpg, and run a best of 12.2 @ 117...I'm not knocking the Arias rings, but they were not for me.

 

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sorry man, that's not what I as looking for. I daily drive my car, get 38 mpg, and run a best of 12.2 @ 117...I'm not knocking the Arias rings, but they were not for me.</TD></TR></TABLE>

oh im not saying Total Seal are not good rings.
I'm just saying that the Rings that come in the Arias kit work real well.
2 Hot Rod cars in the 9s and numerous 11 sec daily street cars that have come out of our shop have been successful in using the Arias rings.

 

Thanks i just bought the arias pistons with crower rods for my h22

 

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oh im not saying Total Seal are not good rings.
I'm just saying that the Rings that come in the Arias kit work real well.
2 Hot Rod cars in the 9s and numerous 11 sec daily street cars that have come out of our shop have been successful in using the Arias rings.</TD></TR></TABLE>

right on

 

Is 8:1 compression on an 87.5 mm too low considering ill be boostin 20psi?

 

why don't you try 9 to 1?

 

Arias has a piston that is 9.2 that is 87.5 . That is perfect for high boost street or strip application.
It is Arias part # 3310600 That is what I would use!

 

Well the ones i got were sutom made for an h23 for 8.5:1. But on an h22 it drops to lower to 8:1 and was wondering if those were to low considering i was going to get them hea coated and get the cometic shorter head gasket.

Also ccometic doesnt make an 87.5mm head gasket, so will the 87 be fine to use?

 

I'd suggest selling the pistons you have and getting the ones you need. We can help you out. Hit me up and I can try to get rid of those pistons for you and you can use that $ toward a set of new Arias that are exactly what you need.

Also, the stock gasket CAN accomodate an 87.5 mm piston. It was made to be able to got 1/2 mm oversized, so your golden!