is getting rods worth the money?
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is getting rods worth the money?
I am thinking about getting rods for my motor. I wil have pretty high comp. pistons and I have upgraded almost everything else. I am just going n/a. no nitrous or anything. Do you think it would be worth it?
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This is the B16A with the LS crank right? I would get some "bargain" forged rods like Eagle or Crower Econobillet just to be on the safe side. You can usually pick up a set for less than $400.
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Originally posted by MrFatBooty
This is the B16A with the LS crank right? I would get some "bargain" forged rods like Eagle or Crower Econobillet just to be on the safe side. You can usually pick up a set for less than $400.
This is the B16A with the LS crank right? I would get some "bargain" forged rods like Eagle or Crower Econobillet just to be on the safe side. You can usually pick up a set for less than $400.
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Originally posted by ryewdedyet
You might want to also do some grinding (radius curves) at the bottom of each cylinder to ensure the rods will not touch the bottom of the cylinders during high revs. Just a suggestion.
You might want to also do some grinding (radius curves) at the bottom of each cylinder to ensure the rods will not touch the bottom of the cylinders during high revs. Just a suggestion.