FS: HUGE Connecting Rods from 855ci (14Liter) Cummins Tractor Engine -- Novelty
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HUGE Connecting Rods from 855ci (14Liter) Cummins Tractor Engine -- Novelty
Each rod weighs 9lbs, and measure 5 inches x 17 inches.
These connecting rods came from an 855ci diesel engine. My father purchased some junk from a government auction site, and these came with the package.
I sandblasted and painted these Valspar Aluminum (+ clear-coated). They look great and may make great use as a trophy or just to hang on the garage wall. The pictures do not show how well they look.
Cool thing for the garage wall!
$25 each. OR... $100 for 5 of them (I have 10 total).
Chris (in Austin)
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Each rod weighs 9lbs, and measure 5 inches x 17 inches.
These connecting rods came from an 855ci diesel engine. My father purchased some junk from a government auction site, and these came with the package.
I sandblasted and painted these Valspar Aluminum (+ clear-coated). They look great and may make great use as a trophy or just to hang on the garage wall. The pictures do not show how well they look.
Cool thing for the garage wall!
$25 each. OR... $100 for 5 of them (I have 10 total).
Chris (in Austin)
512-584-7695
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I joined today as I haven't frequented this site in a LONG time...
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Born and raised in Austin, 35 years old, Network Engineer. I have 3 cars:
1996 BMW 328is "lightweight" (2640 lbs currently, runs a high 13-sec 1/4mile)
1966 Corvette Convertible with the 327/350hp L-79 (Nassau Blue)
1987 Porsche 944 Turbo; heavily modded currently, but I have plans for an LS2 or LS3 (if the price is right).
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MORE PICS OF THE RODS: I like the Dos XX bottle the best. $25 each or $20 each for 2+
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Born and raised in Austin, 35 years old, Network Engineer. I have 3 cars:
1996 BMW 328is "lightweight" (2640 lbs currently, runs a high 13-sec 1/4mile)
1966 Corvette Convertible with the 327/350hp L-79 (Nassau Blue)
1987 Porsche 944 Turbo; heavily modded currently, but I have plans for an LS2 or LS3 (if the price is right).
Since I frequent the BMW sites the most, here is my profile:
http://forums.bimmerforums.com/forum/member.php?u=67841
MORE PICS OF THE RODS: I like the Dos XX bottle the best. $25 each or $20 each for 2+
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14 liter mmm not that big these are out of a rand 6 cyl driven by a 3208 cat with 3000 brake hp at 600 rpm
the pistons in the compressor have a 24" diameter .and the connecting rod weighs 200 lbs
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the pistons in the compressor have a 24" diameter .and the connecting rod weighs 200 lbs
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I joined today as I haven't frequented this site in a LONG time...
Something about me:
Born and raised in Austin, 35 years old, Network Engineer. I have 3 cars:
1996 BMW 328is "lightweight" (2640 lbs currently, runs a high 13-sec 1/4mile)
1966 Corvette Convertible with the 327/350hp L-79 (Nassau Blue)
1987 Porsche 944 Turbo; heavily modded currently, but I have plans for an LS2 or LS3 (if the price is right).
Since I frequent the BMW sites the most, here is my profile:
http://forums.bimmerforums.com/forum/member.php?u=67841
MORE PICS OF THE RODS: I like the Dos XX bottle the best. $25 each or $20 each for 2+
Something about me:
Born and raised in Austin, 35 years old, Network Engineer. I have 3 cars:
1996 BMW 328is "lightweight" (2640 lbs currently, runs a high 13-sec 1/4mile)
1966 Corvette Convertible with the 327/350hp L-79 (Nassau Blue)
1987 Porsche 944 Turbo; heavily modded currently, but I have plans for an LS2 or LS3 (if the price is right).
Since I frequent the BMW sites the most, here is my profile:
http://forums.bimmerforums.com/forum/member.php?u=67841
MORE PICS OF THE RODS: I like the Dos XX bottle the best. $25 each or $20 each for 2+
You on any of the P-car sites?
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ALL --- On the Cummins 855ci (14liter) connecting rods, I still have 8 of these.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/attachmen...-rod_dosxx.jpg
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Heh, well I purchased the car from a friend would let it sit for 9 years (he went Corvette C6). He put 40k into the car in 5 years. Interested in any parts from it? Since I am planning to go LS2/LS3, I won't need the 2.5L turbo, tranny, exhaust, etc..
ALL --- On the Cummins 855ci (14liter) connecting rods, I still have 8 of these.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/attachmen...-rod_dosxx.jpg
Chris
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ALL --- On the Cummins 855ci (14liter) connecting rods, I still have 8 of these.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/attachmen...-rod_dosxx.jpg
Chris
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What were your performance mods?
And where in Austin are you located? I'd love to swing by when I'm back in town in August to see the LS conversion.
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Engine/Tranny
1.1bar boost (stock turbo)
Boost enhancer (stays @ 1.1bar through the entire rev-range)
Powerhaus extruded intake manifold
Autothority HFM MAF (Its a GM LS1 MAF, with Split Second SAFC)
Autothority Stage 2 chips (1 for the Motronic DME, 1 for the KLR DME)
Aftermarket rising rate FPR
Test pipe (I have the OEM cat as well)
ARP head studs & fire-ring head gasket
Turbo S transmission and spare Turbo transmission (Turbo S has LSD)
Aftermarket intercooler (only a "stage 1")
Suspension
Coilovers (250lbs/in), the rear torsion bars have been matched for height
Koni adjustables
Huntley adjustable camber plates
Weitmeister strut-tower bar
Its wearing Turbo S wheels right now, but I also have the OEM "phone-dial" wheels.
As for the LSx engine, the swap won't be till late this year. Money and time constraints.
As for the Connecting Rods, they're going fast. I only have 1 unaccounted for, hurry if you want it.
Chris
Attached pic is the Porsche, but from my crappy Blackberry phone cam.
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All - I found 1 more rod in my garage. I sandblasted, painted and clear-coated it like the others. Check the first post to see the size.
$25 for it. BUY SOME GARAGE ART!
$25 for it. BUY SOME GARAGE ART!