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Check with Egge Machine. They even have 4in 283 pistons for a old school 301.
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Jim,
Looks like Silvolite has them in .080, part number 1412. Hope this helps,
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Thanks for the info.
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That block will go to 4 in without any problems, save the hassle with getting the big overbore stuff. Put a 327 SJ crank and stock 4 in bore piston and have fun. Most of 721 blocks were good pieces and were built to go to the 327 in the 65 cars. Tom
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