We at HondaSaver can set up a group buy for some Ross 81.5mm -6.1cc and -11.9cc dish pistons.

Pistons feature:

-Ultra tight machining tolerance (easily within 0.0001")
-Ross File Fit Racing Rings with low friction Moly top ring (made by ACL of Australia)
-4340 Alloy Steel Tapered Pins (specially used for FI apps)
-Forced fed pin oiling
-Red Moly Pin lube
-Sprial pin locks
-More material between the intake valve reliefs and top ring land (for more strength in FI apps)
-Throrough but somewhat complicated instructions for proper installation.

Here is a pic for you reference (these are my 12.5 pistons)




[Modified by Rocket, 10:21 PM 7/12/2002]

 

ROSS pistons=

 

Pricing

$440 per set if 5 sets are ordered.

Price does not include shipping. Shipping runs about $12 for 2 day priority.



[Modified by Rocket, 10:00 AM 7/20/2002]

 

you got my order

 

Great. I really like my set and was very impressed by the Ross's products and their company and their dedication performance and quality.

 

Dude, that's a cool website you've got started on there! And I'm probably in, do you have a timeframe for when this needs to happen?

 

No time frame, it all depends on how soon the orders will come in.

I worked out a deal with Ross for a price break if I order 5 sets. Dealing with Ross has been the coolest experience.

 

Awesome...so now it's time to ask for some advice. I'm use to taking a small block and boring it .030 over no matter what. What's good for a D16Y8? I've pretty much decided to have it sleeved, so when I do that, what do you think the best size is to use for bore? Stock or other? I might not have it sleeved, so if I get larger than stock pistons, I'll need to be able to use them in bored stock cylinders without fear of breaking the little motor (or any more fear than ususal).

 

If you go FI then stick close to stock bore. If you go N/A then you may want to go bigger to get some more displacement(power) on a sleeved block.


[Modified by Rocket, 12:26 AM 7/13/2002]

 

Eagle Rods

We can also provide these rods to complement your piston purchase.

Hell, we can also provide:

ACL bearings,
Red Moly Assembly lube
plastigage,
Radiused Ring Compressors
Full Engine Gasket Kit,
Oil Pumps,
ARP head studs

 

Rocket,

Does Ross make 9.1:1 (stock compression) pistons for the d16a6 (turbo application)? If so I might be interested.

Thanks,

-Seth

 

They make any piston from 70mm to 100mm.

The 81.5mm pistons mentioned in the above post are shelf pistons are available immediately. All other sizes for Hondas will be individually made so I can specify any dome dish size you want.

 

How much for soem turbo 84.5mm pistons and rings?

 

Same pricing. Takes 2-3 weeks to make though.

 

Thanks for the info. How long will you be able to get these prices? Are you still willing to do the same pricing a couple months down the line if you have 5+ buyers?

 

How much for a package deal on...

Ross Pistons: 84mm bore, 10:1 compression mounted on eagle rods for a B16A

This is for an FI application, so let me know if the compression ratio is too high...

 

TTT

 

im w/ the shocker for a set of 10:1 84mm flat tops.

its actually a real good comp...real good of boost...stock, thne on boost its more efficient.

 

Anytime I can group 5 sets or more this pricing is a possibility.

 

This is on the high side if you want to boost more than 10lbs.

I can package a deal but only for people who are already customers. You know these prices are pretty low and margins are very thin.

 

hey rocket, what kinds of things can you get for me, im going turbo and you seem to have good prices. we'll see if you can beat or match any of my quotes...


EDIT: Rocket, how much do you think these pistons will be able to hold power wise on a 9.8 cr on a b18c1? would you warranty it in any way? Whats your price for the JE pistons?


[Modified by integra-modder, 1:34 PM 7/17/2002]

 

I'm in, for 84mm bore for use witha B16 VTEC Head with around 9.5:1 compression

 

I've seen JE's, Endyn/Wiseco, Arias, SRP, OEM and I like Ross the best by far. I can list everything but I'll save that for a "Piston 101" article or something.

 

I guess that makes me #3...

Come on, only two more lucky players to make this a win!


[Modified by integra-modder, 11:24 PM 7/17/2002]

 

did ya count me?
im in for 10:1 84mm gsrs