Subject	Re: You really think you will need Ti rods?
Posted by	MikeC(NZ) on October 04, 2013 at 4:04 AM
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In Reply To	You really think you will need Ti rods? (n/m) posted by ForceFedTT (SoCal) on October 03, 2013 at 03:23 PM
Message	Well just in the interest of discussions. Does anyone know the weight of titanium rods and if you were going to go that extreme what one earth would you use for pistons. Are there some really lightweight pistons? I suppose the only reason for the rods would be get up into the higher RPM and then you are in the area when the power is well starting to drop off anyway 8000+RPM. Suppose you would need a billet block too - now that would be tricky to find.
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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