GM 502 Piston Replacement
#1
Where can I get a decent price on a couple of GM pistions. They seem to be on national backorder and the cheapest I found them was over $120 bucks a piece.
Thanks
Thanks
#2
Buy a set of the J/E srp replacement pistons,they will fit a stock bore after honing with a tq plate (they are .004 bigger-4.470 vs 4.466),they weigh close enough to drop in without re-balancing and best of all they use regular rings,not the metric ones which will should cost you 89$ vs 200$ for the metrics. You will never have a oil consumption problem anymore either,Smitty
#3
part # 139481-498$ in comp products catalog. You can sell your remaining ones on e-bay to people like you that just need a couple,you'll have a resh bore and cheaper rings that seal better,Smitty
#8
Registered

Joined: Oct 2005
Posts: 1,073
Likes: 251
From: Waldorf, Md
ws,
Wiseco has them and they are available individually. I bought a single one a few months ago. The only thing you have to watch is the ring size, some of the early GM's had a strange ring size if I remember correctly. I had to buy two sets of rings to get the correct combo for one engine I did about a year ago. If you can't find the part number I have it at the shop and can give it to you Monday.
Bil Koustenis
Advanced Automtive Machine
Waldorf Md
Wiseco has them and they are available individually. I bought a single one a few months ago. The only thing you have to watch is the ring size, some of the early GM's had a strange ring size if I remember correctly. I had to buy two sets of rings to get the correct combo for one engine I did about a year ago. If you can't find the part number I have it at the shop and can give it to you Monday.
Bil Koustenis
Advanced Automtive Machine
Waldorf Md




