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Standard vs. lightened rods
 E10  2004/7/22 23:58  Tell a friend
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| To illustrate the race rod prep topic,these rods came with a Janspeed built engine I bought secondhand years ago.Engine was built in the 70's.No idea what kind of treatment the rods received,but I always thought they removed a lot of material on them.I have used them without problems,but I would never have dared to remove so much material myself.... |
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Posted: 2004/7/24 21:24 Updated: 2004/7/24 21:24 |
Not too shy to talk   Joined: 2004/1/16 From: Ronse,Belgium Posts: 32 |
 Re: Standard vs. lightened rods Feral,can you tell just by looking at them?It would be interesting to know,I can take a closer picture if needed.I know that stronger rods were available at the time(12100 M0820),but I have no way of knowing if these are standard rods or not.This was a beautiful engine,with the factory alloy oil pan,factory lightweight flywheel,competition oil pump with cooler,competition distributor,GX head with 37/30 valves and double springs,320
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Posted: 2004/7/23 22:57 Updated: 2004/7/23 22:57 |
Home away from home   Joined: 2002/5/1 From: Millgrove Vic OZ Posts: 985 |
Re: Standard vs. lightened rods Nice rods. They appear to be peened on the beams as well.
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