2000 ARP Rod Bolt Question
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Has anyone here had any ARP 2000 rod bolt failures recently? Have read some older post onother sites that ARP had a problem with them. Just ordered some rods with them but didn't know about the failures. Thanks
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Can it be done?....suuuuuuure........
Is it the best practice? hell no.........
But the interweb says you can just change the rod bolts, and then go out and turn it up baby to 6500rpms, hell, go for 7000.........
I have not heard of such, espeically not with correct useage.....
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Its not the bolts its the people putting in rod bolts without properly balancing the rotating assembly.....
Can it be done?....suuuuuuure........
Is it the best practice? hell no.........
But the interweb says you can just change the rod bolts, and then go out and turn it up baby to 6500rpms, hell, go for 7000.........
I have not heard of such, espeically not with correct useage.....
Bozz
Can it be done?....suuuuuuure........
Is it the best practice? hell no.........
But the interweb says you can just change the rod bolts, and then go out and turn it up baby to 6500rpms, hell, go for 7000.........
I have not heard of such, espeically not with correct useage.....
Bozz