forged pistons vs. hyperuetetic vs. cast

[Robert neal zimmerman <northwestweirdo@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

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  Lets talk about pistons. These hyperuetetic seem to be pretty
  reasonable, forged are expensive. When would one REALLY need forged
  pistons. I know you have to have them for funny gas and blowers, but
  what of a  hot street car. What of a dual purpose car, street/strrip. I
  have heard of guys running cast cranks and cast pistons and regularly
  racing the things on the strip and never having any problem. I know the
  forged pistons  run looser tolerances and can be noisy and burn oil.
  Seems like a looser piston would make less power.
   Neal Zimmerman, Eugene Oregon

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