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rod width? 140-160

posted by  jparker3 on  Tue May 30 02:50 CST 2006
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I have also seen the B20 rods listed with a width of 1.115 - 1.117, butI measured the B20 8 bolt rods to be sure when I was considering doing a less expensive stroker engine by using off the shelf rods with an offset groud crank and found they were at least .050. wider than the Mitusbishi rods in question.
There is a Mitsubishi rod that is a similar width, within a few thou, from a 2.6 L engine, but the rod length is all wrong.

Of course the early B20 is even wider at 1.250.

Dyno tests on some of our strokers will be available soon.

John
V-performance.com





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