Who sells Carrillo Rods?
10-28-2007, 08:55 PM
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Dang. Everyone I talk to says it will take six weeks to get a set of 6.125 A-beam rods. And I'm sure buying right from carrillo will cost me a fortune.
10-30-2007, 12:51 PM
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6 weeks for rods isn't too bad specially from carillo.
If you start getting into custom lenghts/ journals/ pins etc it's like 4-6 months or try waiting 8 months for a billet crank.
Just remember that the CARR bolt is the #1 reason to go with carillos, if you are getting the standard bolt save yourself the money and go with a callies or lunati rod
If you start getting into custom lenghts/ journals/ pins etc it's like 4-6 months or try waiting 8 months for a billet crank.
Just remember that the CARR bolt is the #1 reason to go with carillos, if you are getting the standard bolt save yourself the money and go with a callies or lunati rod
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11-07-2007, 06:48 AM
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Oliver is right up there with their parabolic design. Carillo is given credit for developing the "H" beam rod, but there are several manufacturers that make good ones nowadays. I'd look hard at Lunati or Crower, damned good pieces for less than the Carillos will set you back.
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11-08-2007, 11:59 AM
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We are a Carrillo dealer. As we do not have them in stock I may be able to get a set expedited to you. Shoot me a PM or call me and I can see what we can do for you.
-Leo
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