Red D Dragon

I am pretty new to the whole forced induction scene and i would like to here good and bad things about both pistons. I just want to hear experiences people have had with them any input would be great. Thanks
~Rob

JDogg

wiseco works better than either one

i never never used mahle in a FI app, but i have sent ALOT of busted CP pistons

splitime

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But those were tuner error!

I've never used the weiscos personally, but from the reasearch I've done... they'll be what I run if the time ever comes.

Red D Dragon

anyone else? anyone using mahle in their boosted motors?

Jason84

haha told ya weisco

turbodohcsi

do a search for wiseco and you will find where i have recommended wiseco's to numerous people and i also stated why i suggest them. i currently run cp pistons, but thats because it was going to take wiseco to long to make the piston in the size and compression ratio that i wanted. i would like to think i was on the front line of the wiseco users in one of my first motors, and i would of really like to use them in this one. but i suggest wiseco, and then cp. and like i said ive ran both.

platinum00

they are both great pistons.

I run CP and dont have any problems with them at all.

platinum.

slooogsr

i will be using mahle for my upcoming build........ they have been around forever

Turbo-charged

ive been using wiseco's pistons for 3-4 years now.

doublej

CP's shelf stock pistons are in several of the fastest Honda B-series engines running T4/SFWD. And custom CP's are in a couple of very fast Toyota 2JZ's and I garantee they have been abused (bent .210" wrist pins, shortened steel con rods) and never broken.

EnzoSpeed

CP is the best

fastrunner

building FI block with CP's right here. Don't believe the bullshit.

earl

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by slooogsr &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i will be using mahle for my upcoming build........ they have been around forever </TD></TR></TABLE>With that kind of logic, I would expect that you have an 80 year old girl friend

slooogsr

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lol.....

hotimportcrx

mahle pistons "if there good enough for high performance porsche's then there good enough for hondas" when i ordered mine they also came with heat and friction protection

earl

The Mahle piston you buy is not made in the same plant nor to anywhere near the same standards as the Porsche piston. The everyday Mahle, when subjected to laser measuring, is just average.

Red D Dragon

I was gonna go with Mahle cause my friend has them at his shop but i ended up ordering some CP's thanks for the input.. i'm sure both are good pistons..