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Hi Pyroevil

That is a good idea, when my team was formed a year ago, we tried to do the same thing but never added graphite.
Thankfully a machine shop granted us access to use their machinery on second shift.

If you can, please post photos.


Joshua & the Team

Hello Adam,

You will find the graphite rod stock needed from the link below to make such a piston, however you will need a lathe to finish the piston.

http://aeroconsystems.com/cart/graphite-rods/

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