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Old 04-02-2020, 02:11 PM   #4
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The $400 rod says it handles 200hp/cylinder

thats around 800hp


A stock rod can handle 450hp~ it is generally accepted up to 500whp in some cases.

Biggest issue with aftermarket rods is... the details. The machining. Matching. Balancing act. Installation procedure.


It isn't impossible but. If you are not doing it yourself... prepare to check every little thing the machine shop does and find a brillion brallion mishtakshes
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