LS1 Connecting Rod Help
So I am looking at ordering some rods for my ls1 that I am rebuilding and had a few questions that I am getting conflicting answers on. Is the stock rod length 6.1 or 6.125. If stock is 6.1 should I get the 6.125 and if so does it change the CR much? Should I get I or H beam I know h beams are recommended for high power applications my motor might see a supercharger at lower boost in the future (10psi or likely less). Pressed pin or? Also When I had my crank resurfaced they gave me connecting rod bearings for what I would assume are stock rods would I have to get different bearings?
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What specifically would you like to know? I am rebuilding the motor with some stock replacement pistons from mahle. I am aiming for stock CR(10.1:1 if I recall) just in case I add a procharger at somepoint. Its just going to be a ls1 with a couple go fast parts cam, heads, and intake for the time being though. Motor is going in my chevelle to be an autocross car.
What specifically would you like to know? I am rebuilding the motor with some stock replacement pistons from mahle. I am aiming for stock CR(10.1:1 if I recall) just in case I add a procharger at somepoint. Its just going to be a ls1 with a couple go fast parts cam, heads, and intake for the time being though. Motor is going in my chevelle to be an autocross car.
stock rods are 6.098
but most aftermarket are 6.125, the addition length is compensated by moving the piston pin. so your rod decision depends on what piston you're going to run.
H or I beams comes down to budget and what you're doing with it. an equal strength I beam will cost more than a H beam. sounds like you're doing a simple rebuild, you don't have to complicate it. OEM GenIV stuff sounds like it'll fit your needs.
but most aftermarket are 6.125, the addition length is compensated by moving the piston pin. so your rod decision depends on what piston you're going to run.
H or I beams comes down to budget and what you're doing with it. an equal strength I beam will cost more than a H beam. sounds like you're doing a simple rebuild, you don't have to complicate it. OEM GenIV stuff sounds like it'll fit your needs.
stock rods are 6.098
but most aftermarket are 6.125, the addition length is compensated by moving the piston pin. so your rod decision depends on what piston you're going to run.
H or I beams comes down to budget and what you're doing with it. an equal strength I beam will cost more than a H beam. sounds like you're doing a simple rebuild, you don't have to complicate it. OEM GenIV stuff sounds like it'll fit your needs.
but most aftermarket are 6.125, the addition length is compensated by moving the piston pin. so your rod decision depends on what piston you're going to run.
H or I beams comes down to budget and what you're doing with it. an equal strength I beam will cost more than a H beam. sounds like you're doing a simple rebuild, you don't have to complicate it. OEM GenIV stuff sounds like it'll fit your needs.






