Nvm figured it out lol.

Thanks guys.

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For what it's worth, Speed Pro makes an excellent product and I've used them on several builds. Also, hypereutectic alloy piston are a great choice for a performance street engine that's normally aspirated. One "old school" trick that I recommend is polishing the piston tops before putting the lower end together. This helps to reflect much of the heat back into the "work enviroment", as well as slowing the accumulation of carbon buildup on the piston.... Just my 2 cents worth (which ain't much in this economy)