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April 13th, 2008, 06:12 PM
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Stock Piston set .030
Trying to source a replacement for my 1 cracked piston is leading nowhere so I need a set of stock replacement pistons for my 87 T-Type. Im not trying to break the bank so forged is out. Whatever will get this car up and running again will do. Almost forgot they need to be .030
    
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