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stock h22 rods strenght

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    stock h22 rods strenght

    too what hp are the stock h22 rods good for? i dont want too get forged rods if my stock ones will do fine. stock rods are lighted than the basic crowers. itll be a built h22 on a 100 shot. im guessing ill only hit around 250 on the spray. the more i think of it, i might want too get rods, but idk.

    ive built 2 spray motors before, so i know what im doing. that was with a d and b though.
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    Rods can handle the power just rod bolts might not. If your are building a motor might aswell get aftermarket rods. And the h22 has alot of rod options.

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      #3
      arp rod bolts are used in every motor ive built. rods arnt worth worth buying if they re not needed. the weight will actually slow it down.

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        #4
        at LEAST get 'em cryo treated while out... THAT'S worth the money of course, also use arp rod bolts

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          my theory is, if ls rods can hold up too 300hp, the h22's would be good too that also, bein a bigger motor and all. ill have the bottom end balanced, thats why im not really stressing the rods. id rather work with stock ones becaus they are significantly lighter.

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            when i was looking around for my build, i was told i was fine up to ~320whp.

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              Originally posted by lowakkord
              when i was looking around for my build, i was told i was fine up to ~320whp.
              works for me, lol. im holding you accountable...j/k

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                #8
                Ls's don't really rev past 7k tho.

                also have a completely different rod/stroke ratio.

                get stronger rod bolts and don't go crazy on the timing.

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