My H/C 355 Build is almost done! Few questions though
07-19-2010, 05:46 AM
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My H/C 355 Build is almost done! Few questions though Alright guys, my build is almost done. The motor should be fully assembled at the end of this week/early next week. I had a few lingering questions though. I bought GMPP rods from Summit. Are the bolts that come with them upgraded? Or should I just go ahead and get some ARPs? Also what will my final compression ratio be when all is said and done? The heads were only milled .005 to clean up the surface. Cam will be a 228/236 .592/.592 110 LSA.
07-19-2010, 08:46 AM
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Input your information on your build here and it will get you your final compression http://eaglerod.com/
Should be fully together by saturday
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08-13-2010, 09:51 PM
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Thing is with pressed bolts the rods need to be resized when the bolts are changed so you would have spent more than buying a better aftermarket rod.
I would rather help people make the right purchase than tell them they made a mistake, but once it is done I think it important to note the mistake so nobody else searches and repeats it.
I would rather help people make the right purchase than tell them they made a mistake, but once it is done I think it important to note the mistake so nobody else searches and repeats it.
08-13-2010, 10:06 PM
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Thing is with pressed bolts the rods need to be resized when the bolts are changed so you would have spent more than buying a better aftermarket rod.
I would rather help people make the right purchase than tell them they made a mistake, but once it is done I think it important to note the mistake so nobody else searches and repeats it.
I would rather help people make the right purchase than tell them they made a mistake, but once it is done I think it important to note the mistake so nobody else searches and repeats it.
The shop that put it together for me resized them for free, but I do understand your point.