what does .030 mean
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...because it is assumed that you know the engine (stock specs) that you are looking at (an LT1 isn't going to have a 3.000 bore) and the marking is the deviation from stock size. Pistons and bearings have always been marked this way. If was too confusing for folks, I think they would have changed it by now.
With all that being said, I understand all .030 pistons are marked as being .030 the stock size.
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