Subject	Re: That pretty much clears thing up for me. I appreciate
Posted by	Tech@EPR on October 03, 2013 at 9:05 AM
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In Reply To	That pretty much clears thing up for me. I appreciate posted by white22sky on October 03, 2013 at 07:21 AM
Message	very high premium. The latter of the two would be to do ally rods. Which I've now struck a deal on a new forged design aluminum rod that CAN be used in street applications and WILL be offered soon. It took me some wheeling and dealing but I got the deal to offer these for you guys. The forged ally rods I'll offer will be the the lightest and highest premium rod outside of a titanium composition component. If anyone has questions about them feel free to email me anytime. Ep Racing | Create Your Badge
Follow Ups	Anyone using a titanium connecting rod? - white22sky 20:07:50 10/02/13 Re: Anyone using a titanium connecting rod? - MaxxAction 20:34:52 10/02/13 A couple grand IIRC. - MixManMash 20:44:02 10/02/13 High hp ability is more of a perk - white22sky 22:49:45 10/02/13 Cunningham Rods - Pat(AZ) 00:00:27 10/03/13 Re: Anyone using a titanium connecting rod? - Tech@EPR 01:50:14 10/03/13 That pretty much clears thing up for me. I appreciate - white22sky 07:21:30 10/03/13 Re: That pretty much clears thing up for me. I appreciate - Tech@EPR 09:05:42 10/03/13 Yup, I decided to go pauter for this reason (n/m) - ztunerz 12:03:19 10/03/13 To lighten the rotating assembly - RZturbo 13:25:57 10/03/13 how much crank hp does it free up ? - TTkeeper 20:25:58 10/03/13 You really think you will need Ti rods? (n/m) - ForceFedTT (SoCal) 15:23:32 10/03/13 Re: You really think you will need Ti rods? - MikeC(NZ) 04:04:39 10/04/13
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