Re: bushing rods for floating pins.

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the truth is you can probably use those pins in a pressed or floating manner 
(if the pins are 1.094). when using pressed pins with a piston designed for 
floaters be careful not to distort the lock groove on the piston during 
installation on the rod.  i've floated stock rods with 1.094 pins. some people don't 
recommend it. for me the jury is out on how safe it is. if you want floating 
pins there are some h-beam rods out there for a little more money than 
rebuilding ( new bolts, sizing, and bushings) old rods.

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