650 to 675 mike.
Pretty mild stuff.

The pistons I took out were a bit heavier and the thicker pins helped put me back really close so minimal balancing was required

back in my drag racing days i trashed a expensive engine due to a pin that was to small,so i think going with a heavier pin in a 6500 rpm sub 700 hp engine is a good idea with no down side.jmo.

My pistons weigh 4.5oz . My pins .180 pins weight 6.0 oz. Seems like a lot.
I`m sure it`s fine and them titaniums are big$$ however another 2lbs weight shed is intriguing.

I like that Molnar is local, family owned, owner picks up the phone, takes pride in his product, employs local people etc etc. It`s like AccuMax Inc. why would I not support a guy like that.

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Different materials as well for the application. One is preferred for endurance.

http://www.jepistons.com/TechCorner/...rist-Pins.aspx

Nice threads lately. No arguing, good knowledge being shared, etc.

Vintage chromoly, icdedppl, and myself posting on same thread and no fighting ? Somebody pinch me lol

It truly is a miracle, and Merry Christmas

not a miracle,just members doing 2 things.1 paying attention to griff.2 members realizing that we all really do have something in common,i personally like it!

Fact of the matter is that we do indeed have a lot in common and sharing information can only benefit us as a whole

Amen to the last few posts!
some of you know each other , some not so much, some like me don't know anyone here personally and just like to listen in and occasionally ask a question or add something... dumb or not .
Happy holidays, and hope you all have a Merry Christmas!

Yeah good stuff.