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    Mercury Pistons, or?

    Hi all..
    I've created a winter/garage project, going through my 2000 90HP 2-stroke (love that motor). I have a question on pistons. There are a few choices, one is OEM and others I find compelling is "Mercury 75-90-125HP 94-06 L3 L4 ProV Piston Kit " by Marine Pro. Or perhaps the Wiseco (which I have heard good and bad)?
    My lack of experience with any of the piston manufacturers other than OEM keeps me from making an informed decision.

    Thanks..

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    No wisecos

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    The pro-v is a very good piston, good substitute for oem.

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    Second that on the pro-v. Never a problem on the ones I have purchased from Pro Marine.

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    Thanks much for the replies..
    So, if you all had a choice, OEM or Pro-V?

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    Personally, I would go with the pro-v because I can get them at a good price. Also have had zero failures with them that where because of piston failures/ flaws.

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    x2 on pro-v! very good pistons

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