Trend Tool Steel Wrist Pins

Cb performance lightweight wrist pins reduce reciprocating weight by a total of 92 8 grams.

Trend tool steel wrist pins.

Lightweight wrist pins are manufactured from l13 tool steel and are precision taper ground to ensure that each wrist pin in identical in weight. Trend s tp 1 series is a proprietary material designed to be superior over all other wrist pin materials available. Less reciprocating weight means more horsepower. Power adder wrist pins.

800 326 8368 local. This reduces bearing loads for longer bearing life and reduced friction. 586 447 0400 mon fri. Our proprietary super finishing lapping process produces an industry leading finish pin geometry.

The h 13 piston pin has a rockwell h wrist pins h 13 series. Trend s tp 1 series is a proprietary material designed to be superior over all other wrist pin materials available. The tp 1 pin has the toughness of a maraging steel and the hardness compressive strength and the surface qualities of m2 tool steel. Precision products performance center is one of the leading manufacturers of wrist pins valve locks and many other internal engine components.

Tp 1 pin is heat treated to a through hardness of rc60. This choice may be driven more by a need for durability. The tp 1 pin has the toughness of a maraging steel and the hardness. In a racing environment tool steel wrist pins with a 090 125 inch wall thickness are often adequate for most normally aspirated applications but big block engines exceeding 800 1000 horsepower need pins with a minimum 150 inch wall thickness because they are slinging around heavier pistons.

If a power adder combined with higher specific output is on your agenda trend offers a premium alternative to the h series that begins life using a much stronger h 13 tool steel alloy. Ideal for engines turning in excess of 7 000rpm with higher valve spring pressures these tappets easily surpass the performance of their iron counterparts as they can be re used many times. Trend performance is the industries elite manufacture of automotive wrist pins. This finish essentially eliminates friction and will provide an improved wrist pin lifecycle in high load and engine rpm environments.

In 2011 trend introduced a new series of uncoated tool steel solid flat tappets for engines using cast iron camshafts.