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Just picked up a new '07 Silverado and so far, I love the 5.3 motor. In my quest to learn all the new technology, please tell me the idea behind floating piston pins.
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Re: Forgive the dumb question
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Re: Forgive the dumb question
I think you will find those type of piston pins in expensive higher revving engines meant for race/performance cars.
Last edited by Sonny01; 02-28-2007 at 10:21 PM. |
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Re: Forgive the dumb question
From what I have learned in school, they allow for movement. They also help with wear.
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