IM INTERESTED IN BUILDING A BLOCK BUT DONT KNOW WHAT RODS TO USE I WANT TO BE ABLE TO RACE FOR 2 OR 3 SEASONS. I WOULD LIKE THEM TO BE A LITTLE LIGHTER BEING ALLMOTER ILL BE USING CP PISTONS. GIVE ME UR ADVISE

 

crower, manley, or eagle are you best bets

 

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"LOUD NOISES!!" (anchorman)

 

crower offers maxi-lite rods that are said to be 100grams lighter while still holding light fi.

 

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Seriously? I here they weight as much as stock pistons. I hope this isnt true i'd really like to get these

 

Cunningham can make you a set of nice lightweight rods.

 

First thing first... what is the budget for these? Eagles you can get for around $320. Or you can spend $2K on some titanium ones. Just depends on how much you can spend.

 

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I would say cunningham or carillo

 

THANX FOR UR ADVISE