327 Pistons (dished) And Rods. Great Shape And Low Mileage Original on 2040-parts.com
OK, US
327 dish pistons standard size great shape with small journal rods. Rings spin easy with now wear in grooves. Rods look ok; however you might want to have these honed/resized. The can do it without removing pistons. They came out of a 65 327 truck engine with low miles. Motor had no ridge at all. I will be adding pictures soon. I just decided to use some standard flattop that I had. These would be perfect way to reduce compression. I have heads also if interested that are 1.72 valve heads with unleaded seat inserts and newer valves springs etc. Shipping lower 48 only, thank you!
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