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Old 03-20-2012, 08:21 AM   #1
Kurt in NJ
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Default Ray Day Pistons

I have had these pistons for many years ---rare Hershey "treasures", first I got 2, then found another a few years later ---but not a 4th in 20 years, bought at the price of a high risk investment, and considered shelf art, I have always wondered if they were for use in an A, or B engine, given that they are domed --.OHV?, the pin location would mean a longer rod--or a stroked crank, the bore size is quite large, probably as far as you could go.

What do you think--were these made for a model A,orB application, perhaps for a special aftermarket head application?
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Old 03-20-2012, 11:31 AM   #2
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Ray Day was based in Seattle, they also made aluminum high compression heads for A's and I don't know what else? They sold a lot of pistons, and not just for A's.
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