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Old 30-11-2017, 06:55 PM   #10
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Default Re: XD Falcon King Sleeper

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Originally Posted by vixf6 View Post
According to FPV's own website when it was active, in their own words, "the F6 pistons are a strengthened design" therefore they are indeed stronger, or if they're not why did they lie and say they are.
Don't know mate, I haven't seen that site.

Here is Justins quote though.
Adds Capicchiano: "And the piston isn't a forged piston, both are gravity-cast. One is just slightly heavier than the other [and] the Turbo one has a slightly flatter profile. Oh, and the gudgeon pin, and it isn't that it's better, it's just to suit the different piston."
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