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Flat top vs. M&W pistons
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    Posted: 29 Jan 2015 at 7:51am
There has been a few discussions about flat top pistons in the 201/226 engines. My question; Is there a big advantage of M&W pistons over flat top pistons?

Every time I run across a set of M&W pistons, they are asking pretty high prices for them. I can buy new flat top pistons for close to the same price as used M&W.
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there is a new M&W kit on ytmag.com in the sale section for 500
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you can get a lot more compression out of the m and w piston if you use the ones for a 201 with a 226 crank.
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SP-46 is for a WC/WD engine................SP-48 is for WD45 and D17.
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