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[QUOTE="Fast-6.0, post: 149664, member: 353"] Ive been told I dont think like the consumer all the time and I guess what I said before I thought would have been enough. Here is the answer I figure you were looking for. The pistons have been tested in actual engines under the same conditions as engines that did crack pistons and they did not crack. Since they did not crack where the previous design did, then we can state they are stronger. Do you really think this amount of money would have been spent without testing more than just computer simulations. [/QUOTE]
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