[MA] 6" H Beam connecting rods WTB
01-11-2019, 07:50 PM
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Re: 6" H Beam connecting rods WTB
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/lun-lhd1-1
Hi, these aren't H beams but I have a brand new set still in the box and Wiseco forged pistons .030 over available if you're interested.
Thanks
Matt
Hi, these aren't H beams but I have a brand new set still in the box and Wiseco forged pistons .030 over available if you're interested.
Thanks
Matt
01-12-2019, 09:01 AM
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Re: 6" H Beam connecting rods WTB
I have Carrillo rods, but they are 5.700".
01-12-2019, 07:39 PM
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Car: 84 TA orig. 305 LG4 "H" E4ME
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Transmission: upgraded 700R4 3200 stall
Axle/Gears: 10bolt 4.10 Posi w Lakewood TA Bars
Re: 6" H Beam connecting rods WTB
What were you asking for the 5.7 Rods?
I bought them in 1998 and they were used no more than 2 months in a 68 Camaro with a 12.5 compression 350 on the street.
The owner could not afford to keep feeding it racing fuel just to try to impress a bunch of nobody losers and their "fast" cars.
The car had too much power and no traction, so those slow cars could actually beat it if they lined up to race.
The car was sold and I got my engine back. Took it apart and the Carrillo rods have been stored since.
They are H beam 5.700" with bushed pin bores and the WCM7 bolts. The last time I checked, the closest match was selling for $2300.
I paid $1100. back then and would like to just get that money back.
I bought them in 1998 and they were used no more than 2 months in a 68 Camaro with a 12.5 compression 350 on the street.
The owner could not afford to keep feeding it racing fuel just to try to impress a bunch of nobody losers and their "fast" cars.
The car had too much power and no traction, so those slow cars could actually beat it if they lined up to race.
The car was sold and I got my engine back. Took it apart and the Carrillo rods have been stored since.
They are H beam 5.700" with bushed pin bores and the WCM7 bolts. The last time I checked, the closest match was selling for $2300.
I paid $1100. back then and would like to just get that money back.
01-15-2019, 07:41 AM
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Re: 6" H Beam connecting rods WTB
What were you asking for the 5.7 Rods?
I bought them in 1998 and they were used no more than 2 months in a 68 Camaro with a 12.5 compression 350 on the street.
The owner could not afford to keep feeding it racing fuel just to try to impress a bunch of nobody losers and their "fast" cars.
The car had too much power and no traction, so those slow cars could actually beat it if they lined up to race.
The car was sold and I got my engine back. Took it apart and the Carrillo rods have been stored since.
They are H beam 5.700" with bushed pin bores and the WCM7 bolts. The last time I checked, the closest match was selling for $2300.
I paid $1100. back then and would like to just get that money back.
I bought them in 1998 and they were used no more than 2 months in a 68 Camaro with a 12.5 compression 350 on the street.
The owner could not afford to keep feeding it racing fuel just to try to impress a bunch of nobody losers and their "fast" cars.
The car had too much power and no traction, so those slow cars could actually beat it if they lined up to race.
The car was sold and I got my engine back. Took it apart and the Carrillo rods have been stored since.
They are H beam 5.700" with bushed pin bores and the WCM7 bolts. The last time I checked, the closest match was selling for $2300.
I paid $1100. back then and would like to just get that money back.
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