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mm585 Regular
Joined: 20 Aug 2009 Posts: 181
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Posted: Sun Aug 19, 2012 7:48 pm Post subject: custom rods |
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I posted an add a couple off weeks ago about rods for a moline project and got worked over pretty good for it. As far as im concerned picking up the phone and ordering a set of custom rods is the best way out.There strong, You dont have to do much reserch and all you need is a master card. Bolt them in and go, perfect. What my point was is that there have been several off the shelf rod and piston combos over the years that worked very well that didnt break the bank. Im sure im not the only guy out there who doesnt want to spend $2400.00 min. for a set of six rods. I know of several combos for oliver engines that have been bullit proof. back in the 70's I can remember the light weight super stock olivers running 300 0r 240 ford rods. I know of an 88 with 292 chevy rods in it, we have D19 allis rods and big block pistons in ours.H farmall rods and Rd pistons in an M, Ect. Ect. Im sorry if I have offended anyone by the thought of a good stong set up that a working man can afford. If anyone shares my views please speak up! |
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mightymolinekid Regular
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Posted: Sun Aug 19, 2012 11:41 pm Post subject: Re: custom rods |
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There are a few rod/piston combinations that I know of that work. Most common though is a MM rod and custom pistons. I personally know of one puller that doesn't have MM rods or custom pistons, and its working out just fine. |
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klw445 Regular
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Posted: Thu Aug 23, 2012 6:37 pm Post subject: Re: custom rods |
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You must have the wrong name too. The only reason I watch this site is occasionally one of the "right" people ask a question I am interested in, and they get the help needed. The other brands are much more informative and willing to share what they know. Just what I have experienced in the past. I am beginning to believe this same attitude is what caused MM to fail. |
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mm585 Regular
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Posted: Fri Aug 24, 2012 7:04 am Post subject: Re: custom rods |
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Oh, Im sorry, I didnt realize I wasnt one of the RIGHT people. Looks like Im the black sheep again. I Thought this sight was open to the public and not an exclusive club. WOW! |
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jd plowboy Long Time User
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Posted: Sat Aug 25, 2012 5:46 am Post subject: Re: custom rods |
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i cant understand why you people on these sites are acting this way. if a person wants to put his money and his time into something and he says he wants to do it a certain way why does he have to be criticized for it. if you want to help and say that you think it should be done this way to last or whatever the reason then do it in a nice way and if the person doesnt take your advice and it doesnt work or something happens to whatever he is doing then it didnt cost you anything for making a suggestion. it will be his money and time to do it again. i thougth this site was for suggestions and to help people not to say that you are stupid or stuff like that. i see why he gets angry and leaves these messages on here cause he never asked for what he has gotten in return. make suggestions and not tell him how to spend his money on his stuff. it will either do one of two things, work out or do it over again but let him make that call not someone else. just my two and a half cents worth. |
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mm585 Regular
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Posted: Sat Aug 25, 2012 6:35 pm Post subject: Re: custom rods |
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Thanks molinekid and plowboy! |
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