Forged Rods IN STOCK $439.99

[Mike Licht]

Forged Rods from K1 Technoligies are in stock, this is a narrow journal, stock length rod perfect for rebuilds and a fantastic choice for Eagle/CAT crank rebuilds This introductory price of $439.99 will only be good for a short time, about 2 weeks and then they will go up to $479.99

Get 'em while we got 'em!

Mike Licht
Full Throttle Speed
586 790 4406

 

[WINDMILL]

rods

Hey mike could you tell me the weight on the rods? thanks very much craig

 

[Mike Licht]

I weighed a couple they are around 700-710 grams
Mike

 

[broke1]

Picture?

 

[Mike Licht]

Here you go:

 

[Cheeseburger]

I assume because it is a stock replacement it is a .940 pin size?

 

[Mike Licht]

- Buick 5.960" Connecting Rod Set
-.940" Bushed Pin
- 2.249" Crank Pin
- ARP 2000 bolts
- .855" Journal Width

Thanks,
Mike

 

[CTX-SLPR]

random idle question Mike, how much do they weigh different than a stock rod and how much for a set of matching floating pins because my current ones are pressed and you destroy the pins getting the pistons off the rods right?

Thanks,

 

[Mike Licht]

I have not weighed a stock rod in so long I do not remember I do not have a loose one here but I will get one. Pins will likely get scuffed up What kind of pistons?
Mike

 

[CTX-SLPR]

Custom Diamond forgings for my 4.1 (3.995) They already have the spiroloc grooves in them I just started out with stock rods and pressed pins. I keep regretting using those rods and since everything is in peices I might replace them with more durable items.

 

[Under Pressure]

How Much Shipped To 60448 For The Rods?

 

[Mike Licht]

Shipping should be about 12.00
MIke

 

[Under Pressure]

thanx Mike ordered a set today...

 

[49-blues]

What kind of horsepower do you think they will handle?

 

[V6gofast]

What kind of horsepower do you think they will handle?

If you were paying attention to the post on these rods at t6p which I pretty
sure you were you would already know the answer to that question.

 

[Mike Licht]

I can tell you thins for sure. They will handle lots more than stock and if you compare the price to a set of stockers that have been magged, resized, bushed and had the bolts replaced you will be ahead
Mike

 

[49-blues]

If i already knew the answer there would be no point in asking the question and i havent been following the t6p message board lately.