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#1291074 12/14/2018 4:16 PM
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Just wondering what peoples thoughts are on name brands for 261 pistons. I have seen a few manufactures floating around.

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Links? Brands?

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There are probably only a few producers of piston castings for the 261, with a lot of people doing the finish machining and putting their own name on the box. When I worked at Armstrong Robber Co. we produced 4 brands of tires, using the same molds, rubber compounds and curing times- - - -we just changed the label inserts in the molds for "different" brand names.
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I used L2033 in 0.080” over, from Egge out in Calif. Six pistons with pins for $288.

https://egge.com/product/detail.php?product_id=19487&unique_identifier=15898


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Egge uses the TRW number, may be actual remaining stock or just a convenient way to identify it.


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