Hi,
Anyone got any experiences/opinions of these "maXpeedingrods"?.........available on Ebay at £366 for four!
Thanks
Conrods "maXpeedingrods"
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Re: Conrods "maXpeedingrods"
I ahve used a couple of sets now & all the engines that have them in are still working fine.
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Re: Conrods "maXpeedingrods"
Do you know if there is much of a weight (or any) difference to say an MED rod ?
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Re: Conrods "maXpeedingrods"
No idea, I just used them as a budget rod on a couple of budget engines. The price was the salient concern.
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Re: Conrods "maXpeedingrods"
They are noticeably heavier than an MED/Arrow rod or Swiftune/Farndon rod .
Also are wider around bottom of beam and can connect the bottom of bore in block on some engine specifications
Also are wider around bottom of beam and can connect the bottom of bore in block on some engine specifications
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Re: Conrods "maXpeedingrods"
My were between 519.8 and 520.5 g.
And I switched the pistons so that the total weight was closer.
And I switched the pistons so that the total weight was closer.