
Originally Posted by
blackshine007
Mike P makes a great point. There's no need for just doing pistons since you'd have to go into the engine anyways. Unless you like S shaped rods from a boost spike you had no clue was gonna happen. How about pistons and rods w/ the arp head studs and copper head gasket and come back for the rest of that later on? It don't take long to swap the cams/valve springs out vs. taking apart the bottom end to only swap the rods which means taking the head off yet again to remove the pistons. That's what I'd do.