Dec 11, 2008 #1 S SIXBANGR mean old man Joined May 25, 2001 Messages 2,446 they worth the trouble on a mid 10sec motor? have had 3 motors that ran 10's and none were built with polished or shot peened rods.
they worth the trouble on a mid 10sec motor? have had 3 motors that ran 10's and none were built with polished or shot peened rods.
Dec 12, 2008 #2 C charlief1 RIP Charlie! Joined Sep 20, 2007 Messages 23,936 They cut down on windage, reduce rotating mass and prevent overall problems. If you're doing it yourself it's a good thing.
They cut down on windage, reduce rotating mass and prevent overall problems. If you're doing it yourself it's a good thing.
Dec 21, 2008 #3 S Squid4life Well-Known Member Joined Jul 5, 2004 Messages 6,275 charlief1 said: They cut down on windage, reduce rotating mass and prevent overall problems. If you're doing it yourself it's a good thing. Click to expand... X2. It has been said you want to get rid of the casting line along the side of the rods to alleviate a place for it to fail. I have done it on a lot of motors in the past, and did it on this last Buick build.
charlief1 said: They cut down on windage, reduce rotating mass and prevent overall problems. If you're doing it yourself it's a good thing. Click to expand... X2. It has been said you want to get rid of the casting line along the side of the rods to alleviate a place for it to fail. I have done it on a lot of motors in the past, and did it on this last Buick build.