Identify piston, win $cash

[the converted]

Alright, here's the deal. I need piston rings, however, I have no clue who made these pistons (86.5mm). They are custom with a raised wrist pin to accommodate a LONGER rod on a STROKER. It's not a Tomei or a Greddy kit. Has a Holbay (British) crank and Cunningham (USA) rods. I have been led to belive that it might have been peiced together by Asadaya Racing after talking to someone at Cunningham. First person that identifies them and I can verify with the company that they are theirs gets $10 in their paypal account.

[evildky]

why is the manufacturer important? trying to save a few bucks on a replacement? just ship one off the the piston maker of your choice and they'll make you a new one, there are way too many custom pistons manufacturers out there and as fas as I know they don't mark their customs

and why do you not know? you bougth the car form someone who probably knows

[the converted]

Just need rings, pistons are in good shape. Stroker kit was put together buy Garage ITO in Japan and they are now defunct.

[boro drift]

Just measure the width and depth of the lands and you should be able to find a set of rings.

[evildky]

total seal will custom make rings, and they are pretty cheap, at least compared to custom pistons

[boro drift]

Total Seal makes good rings. I have them in my Supra, 2-3% leak down, I tested. I wouldn't call them cheap though, $200 for six cylinders.

[float_6969]

As others have said, the piston manufacturer doesn't matter much if you're just after rings. Any piston manufacturer should be able to get you rings based on your measurements.