Crower billet steel LS rods on pr3/p30 pistons???? What has to be done????
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Crower billet steel LS rods on pr3/p30 pistons???? What has to be done????
i have a set of crower steel forged rods from my previous motor, and i am just doing a very mild n/a build using a set of o/s b16a pistons in my LS/vtec motor..
some one mentioned to me about having to have a groove machined into the pistons for a clip of soem sort, i am not sure about that exactly and am lookign for more info
woul;d i be better off with eagle rods maybe? or maybe just sell the crower an stick to stock LS rods???
some one mentioned to me about having to have a groove machined into the pistons for a clip of soem sort, i am not sure about that exactly and am lookign for more info
woul;d i be better off with eagle rods maybe? or maybe just sell the crower an stick to stock LS rods???
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Re: Crower billet steel LS rods on pr3/p30 pistons???? What has to be done???? (Acura_I-RS)
-theres no need for some heavy crower rods on some stock pistons..unless you go with some forged pistons.
-stick with some stock rods w/arp rod bolts..
-stick with some stock rods w/arp rod bolts..
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Re: Crower billet steel LS rods on pr3/p30 pistons???? What has to be done???? (Acura_I-RS)
In my opinion, for a mild build i would go with the stock Ls's
or go with some forged pistons and keep the crower's..
lets get some more opinions from others..
or go with some forged pistons and keep the crower's..
lets get some more opinions from others..
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Re: Crower billet steel LS rods on pr3/p30 pistons???? What has to be done???? (1.6i)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 1.6i »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">-theres no need for some heavy crower rods on some stock pistons..unless you go with some forged pistons.
-stick with some stock rods w/arp rod bolts..
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Agree.
-stick with some stock rods w/arp rod bolts..
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Agree.
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