Aftermarket High-Comp piston manufacturers?

[Danny]

I've done the turbo thing.

I wanna do the N/A thing.

I know about Wiseco and JE.

Anyone else?

[ColdAccord]

m20 or m/s5x

[Danny]

M20, sorry.

[Jean]

High comp 12v ? lawl. BOOST IT for less and more hp per $.

[Danny]

Not trying to get ref fucked again, don't want to swap to a 24v motor.

[Jean]

You should have gone with that ca legal supercharger kit for the m42.....isn't it legal?

Or 24v + supercharger kit would be legal as well?

I just think you'll spend LOTS of money trying to make a high compression m20 that is all.

[Danny]

We shall soon see.

[Philo]

Metric Mechanic, those guys are top notch. Product and business wise. Expect to pay $ for N/A though. I have about 6k into my m20.

Totally worth it for sleeper status. Once that cam kicks in. . . . .oh the joy.

[Danny]

I'm just looking at pistons, a cam and headwork. Plus standalone. Hoping to keep this sub 3k.

[Jean]

I don't know if you can get some also from racetep.com or Vac motorsport?

[Philo]

You should be able to get close. That 6k figure isn't what i paid, but it is what they would charge. What compression are you looking for? 10:1 10.5:1 11:1 ?

[Danny]

Well I want 11:1 but I would be Okay with 10:1 or 10.5:1.

[Philo]

I'd give the guys down at MM a call. They are very knowledgeable, and don't have a scratch on their record. I can call a buddy of mine that works there and see if he has some "laying around".

I would still give Jim at MM a call. He can tell you anything you would like to know.

[Danny]

I would appreciate that. Thanks buddy.

[Philo]

No problem. I just checked their pricing chart, and MM charges $195 a piece for, your choice high-comp, pistons.

Check out their website if you haven't yet. http://metricmechanic.com/