Subject	? Did you forget some punctuation there? >>>
Posted by	my91z on January 17, 2003 at 10:07 AM
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In Reply To	No way a forged rod is stronger then a billet rod.... (n/m) posted by Kyle(Houston) on January 17, 2003 at 09:31 AM
Message	A forged rod will be stronger than a billet rod. Forging aligns the grains in the metal and strenghtens it. Billet is typically just a cast piece with no material strengthening. Mike ------------------------------------------------------
Follow Ups	Was told by Race ENG shop that Eagle rods cant - Nostype2@aol.com 05:29:07 01/17/03 Tell your machine shop that they are idiots and go somewhere - Carlos Ramirez 06:31:55 01/17/03 Aren't Eagle and Crower the same rods, just different name? - Adam A. 06:58:18 01/17/03 Eagle rods will work fine fopr your setup---> - Kyle(Houston) 07:01:41 01/17/03 Agree with Kyle, for the money they're fine. (n/m) - Z1 Motorsports 08:07:15 01/17/03 I always hear the Z31 guys say to use Z32 rods. - Marshall 07:08:04 01/17/03 No way a forged rod is stronger then a billet rod.... (n/m) - Kyle(Houston) 09:31:01 01/17/03 ? Did you forget some punctuation there? >>> - my91z 10:07:01 01/17/03 Yeah, I was going to say something there. - BigTDogg (Boost Withdrawal) 10:19:42 01/17/03 sorry..i meant cast vs. billet.... (n/m) - Kyle(Houston) 10:38:37 01/17/03 A billet rod IS a cast rod. - Marshall 11:58:47 01/17/03 Aren't the stock Z32 rods forged? - Marshall 12:06:10 01/17/03 yes (n/m) - JMT-Z(St. Louis) 15:07:06 01/17/03 I am going to quit trying to answer questions---> - Kyle(Houston) 15:16:10 01/17/03 What about Cunningham rods, for comparison? (project 300ZX) (n/m) - Z-Jay (Stored for WINTER!) 13:30:25 01/17/03
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