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Title: Q. Std rods Post by: cedric on November 12, 2014, 20:36:25 pm Can i use std rods in a 2110cc type 1,is for bus so trackor motor,i just afraid for the offzet from the rods?help....
Title: Re: Q. Std rods Post by: nicolas on November 12, 2014, 21:02:56 pm Can i use std rods in a 2110cc type 1,is for bus so trackor motor,i just afraid for the offzet from the rods?help.... you can use them. if it were me i would use the clearanced ones (like rimco,…) Title: Re: Q. Std rods Post by: Donny B. on November 12, 2014, 21:34:11 pm I would get ones that have been shot peen'd. The Bergs used to sell them that way. Don't know if they still do.
Title: Re: Q. Std rods Post by: cedric on November 13, 2014, 08:21:54 am Thx!
Cedric Title: Re: Q. Std rods Post by: Fastbrit on November 13, 2014, 10:23:19 am Go to Rimco - they've been doing their 'Super Rods' for years. Shot-peaned, clearanced and balanced, and with good bolts. Used in the past on many race cars when Carrillos were out of budget's reach...
Title: Re: Q. Std rods Post by: Neil Davies on November 13, 2014, 18:13:53 pm Go to Rimco - they've been doing their 'Super Rods' for years. Shot-peaned, clearanced and balanced, and with good bolts. Used in the past on many race cars when Carrillos were out of budget's reach... I bought a set off you at Slough many years ago Keith! Great rods. Should have changed the bolts after I spun a bearing and overheated one - that was point of failure which took out my 2180 back in 2003, but they were spot on for balance. I actually have another set waiting for use in another motor - I'd recommend them as a good budget alternative and cheaper than spending time doing the work yourself! Title: Re: Q. Std rods Post by: cedric on November 17, 2014, 06:44:32 am I found some off lye cherry redone bij rimco!
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