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Old 04-04-2011, 01:00 am   #1
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CM rod and piston question

are the rods press fitted on piston pins or do they have clips to hold pin in, otherwise floating or pressed??
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Old 04-04-2011, 04:49 am   #2
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HI there,

That depends on what engine model in what year.

What are you speaking of ????

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Old 04-04-2011, 08:25 pm   #3
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2003 zo6, I ask because the ones I took out of a 1-owner motor with 18,000 miles on it were pressed. car was built in late 2002, around dec I think.
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2003 zo6 made around Dec 2002, it is original engine and has pressed pins in rods/pistons...is this correct?? Also when did the floating pin/piston start or stop...thanks.
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HI there,

Sorry for the delay.

2005 LS2 was when the floating piston pins were introduced in Corvette.

And they have been used ever since.

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thanks appreciate it.
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HI there,

Sorry for the delay.

2005 LS2 was when the floating piston pins were introduced in Corvette.

And they have been used ever since.

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What is the difference/benefit?

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less friction on floaters

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easier to service

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