About Rods ..... can you help ?? its simple
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Ho all <img src="gr_stretch.gif" border="0">
do you have any idea...if i am using my stock ci, the leangth of the rods should be what, and that if i am replacing it with aftermarket one
what about 6.125 oliver or crower billet rods ?
is the length good or not.. ? because i am gona use really big cam
and what kind of pistens should i use...to give clearness to the valves ??
Thanks in advance <img src="gr_stretch.gif" border="0">
do you have any idea...if i am using my stock ci, the leangth of the rods should be what, and that if i am replacing it with aftermarket one
what about 6.125 oliver or crower billet rods ?
is the length good or not.. ? because i am gona use really big cam
and what kind of pistens should i use...to give clearness to the valves ??
Thanks in advance <img src="gr_stretch.gif" border="0">
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stock rod is 6.090
once you decide what rod you use thats is when you need to figure out what compression height for the piston.
steve frank
once you decide what rod you use thats is when you need to figure out what compression height for the piston.
steve frank
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Abdulla, keep in mind longer rods will sometimes need deeper valve reliefs to maintain piston to valve clearance. I still think they are a good idea.