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750H.P.V6
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Yipekiya,
Are you sure about that journal diameter? It's not a Buick V6 diameter or a SBC diameter either. Do you mean 2.250"?
Neal
Are you sure about that journal diameter? It's not a Buick V6 diameter or a SBC diameter either. Do you mean 2.250"?
Neal
.When i was asking about some rods in this section my post got the boot into parts wanted. I guess im not as well liked as you are
Maybe i worded it wrong and should have posted needed instead of wanted LOL.. Some people like to make a big deal out of nothing and dont have anything better to do than email the moderators and complain i guess.
You better look out for the Barney Fife He He Just kidding Kendall (Dave) i know you just doing your job when Barney Fifes complain
Maybe i worded it wrong and should have posted needed instead of wanted LOL.. Some people like to make a big deal out of nothing and dont have anything better to do than email the moderators and complain i guess. You better look out for the Barney Fife He He Just kidding Kendall (Dave) i know you just doing your job when Barney Fifes complainGeno, you need to get back to work and get off the computer! I left this as I thought somebody might have a recommendation for usable rods for Rob.
Rob,
You could order some customs with the BBC journal and the 6.5" length from Carillo, Cunningham, etc.; I think Cunningham gets right around $900-1k for a set, and Carillo starts at about $1200. I think your cheapest option is to just buy new pistons, though...the 6.375" rod will actually allow a better piston compression height, making it easier to fit the dish, too.
Good luck,
I left this as I thought somebody might have a recommendation for usable rods for Rob. Rob,
You could order some customs with the BBC journal and the 6.5" length from Carillo, Cunningham, etc.; I think Cunningham gets right around $900-1k for a set, and Carillo starts at about $1200. I think your cheapest option is to just buy new pistons, though...the 6.375" rod will actually allow a better piston compression height, making it easier to fit the dish, too.
Good luck,
Just wanted to yank your chain Kendal He He That was pretty easy
I have to agree the cheapest route is the new pistons. You will end up with a better ring stack anyways.What bore pistons are they? I might be able to use them if there 4.000 or maybe 4.030
That was pretty easy I have to agree the cheapest route is the new pistons. You will end up with a better ring stack anyways.What bore pistons are they? I might be able to use them if there 4.000 or maybe 4.030Ron Tarabori
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Rob, UPS comes out to about $105 on the block. I'm going to a big circle track swap meet next weekend and there will probably be a pile of big block stuff. Maybe we can find a set with a bad rod and you could get six good ones at a bargain. I''ll talk to you in a couple of days. Ron
Rob, UPS comes out to about $105 on the block. I'm going to a big circle track swap meet next weekend and there will probably be a pile of big block stuff. Maybe we can find a set with a bad rod and you could get six good ones at a bargain. I''ll talk to you in a couple of days. Ron
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