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PostPosted: Thu Oct 04, 2007 7:36 am 
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Hastings has a six cylinder 1.5, 1.5, 4.0 mm ring set that will work for those of us using 2.2 or 2.5 pistons. They would also work for custom pistons with 1.5, 1.5, 4.0 mm rings. The Hastings ring set is 2M4689 and is for 3.0L Toyota V6s. If you ask for '93 Toyota Camry SE V6 this is what you get. The top ring and oil ring have a thinner wall section and will have more back clearance, but that's not a big deal.

This saves big bucks! The E453K Sealed Power premium rings for an '88 Turbo Dodge are $103.79 a 4 cylinder set and $36.79 a single cylinder set at Rock Auto. The '93 Camry SE rings are $82.79 for 6 cylinders. This saves $94.58 if you buy Sealed Power. I haven't check the Hastings' price. The Toyota rings have the same type of top ring as the turbo Dodge which is a torsional moly, high tensile type, the 2nd ring is the same. I consulted Hastings about the rings and their tech said they will fit. I also looked up the Sealed Power part number for the Toyota in the Hastings catalog and it crosses to 2M4689.

My e-mail from the Hastings tech...

Joshua difference in sets

2M4222 (4)
top ring max wall of .162
oil ring assy .155 max radial wall

2M4689 (6)
top ring max wall of .142
oil ring assy .125 max radial wall

2nd grv ring in both sets are the same
being the 533P calls for the 2M4222 is has groove depths that will accommodate the the 2M4689 (6) cylinder set.

Hope this is of help to you, feel free to email or call if you have further questions.

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Dawn Hill
Ring Engineering
Ph 800 776 1088
ext 1359


-----Original Message-----
From: Joshua S [mailto:joshuas@centurytel.net]
Sent: Wednesday, October 03, 2007 7:19 PM
To: Dawn Hill
Subject: Two sets of 2M4222 or one 2M4689?


Sir,

I am using sealed power 533P pistons for a Dodge 2.5L 4 cylinder to build a Dodge slant 6. The 533P piston calls for 2M4222 rings, but I would need to buy either two engine sets or one set and two more single cylinder sets. This makes for an expensive set of rings. Would the 2M4689 ring set work for me? I see the ring set 2M4689 uses the same top and second rings as 2M4222 and also has a 4.0mm oil ring, but the part numbers for the oil ring are different and I was wondering if the oil rings in the 2M4689 would work on the Sealed Power 533P pistons.

Sincerely,

Joshua

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PostPosted: Thu Oct 04, 2007 9:28 am 
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This is great info and a real money saver
Thanks for doing the 'homework' and posting the results.
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PostPosted: Thu Oct 04, 2007 10:17 am 
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It was my pleasure!

I'm really happy that the Toyota ring set uses a good top ring so quality isn't sacrificed for cost.

Having something of a background in auto parts, a little down time at work, and an internet connection it wasn't difficult to dig up the info. Not having a lot of play money I like to make the most of it.

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Thanks Josh! I'll keep this in mind for the next time I kill a piston. :D

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