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Old Jun 23, 2006 | 12:27 PM
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Thinking about using Eagle rods in my new motor, is anyone running eagle rods? and if so what kind of power are you putting out?
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Are you talking about H beams or I-beams? H-beams supposedly are good to 750-850. I-beams are 500-600 from what I've seen. Some people are using them in higher-performance applications, but I have always run H-beams in all of my motors, including my 700 hp 464ci NA pontiac, and it's got a 4.21 stroke and revs 7+ grand, hasn't come apart yet, knock on wood. =)
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Are you talking about H beams or I-beams? H-beams supposedly are good to 750-850. I-beams are 500-600 from what I've seen. Some people are using them in higher-performance applications, but I have always run H-beams in all of my motors, including my 700 hp 464ci NA pontiac, and it's got a 4.21 stroke and revs 7+ grand, hasn't come apart yet, knock on wood. =)
They are H beams, Im wanting 600 crank hp plus a healthy shot of laughing gas,
I just dont want to be going thru this process until I decide to change setups, not forced to.
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Yeah, just buy the H-beams, they should be more than enough for that. Just make sure you have everything balanced and run some good main cap bolts/studs with a big shot of NOS. Better safe than sorry.
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