Changing Rod Bolts Without Resizing at Dora Wagner blog

Changing Rod Bolts Without Resizing. in order to change rod bolts, the rods must also be resized. first, if the engine was run hard enough for the oem rod bolts to be a worry, it's likely the rods really need to be. the purpose for resizing a rod after changing the bolts is more due to differences in the shoulder. In order to avoid this, resizing of the rod after the arp bolt install is a good idea. the idea is that if you take a stock rod bolt out, and replace it with one that can clamp down “tighter”, it will distort the rod slightly and then lead to bearing failure. About fifteen years ago, i had a set of pontiac rods. the game here is to measure.006 of bolt stretch instead of relying on torque alone (ex=45ft lbs). i've read what feels like a million threads about changing rod bolts. I know best practice is to have rods resized.

first, if the engine was run hard enough for the oem rod bolts to be a worry, it's likely the rods really need to be. About fifteen years ago, i had a set of pontiac rods. the purpose for resizing a rod after changing the bolts is more due to differences in the shoulder. I know best practice is to have rods resized. the game here is to measure.006 of bolt stretch instead of relying on torque alone (ex=45ft lbs). the idea is that if you take a stock rod bolt out, and replace it with one that can clamp down “tighter”, it will distort the rod slightly and then lead to bearing failure. i've read what feels like a million threads about changing rod bolts. In order to avoid this, resizing of the rod after the arp bolt install is a good idea. in order to change rod bolts, the rods must also be resized.

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Changing Rod Bolts Without Resizing in order to change rod bolts, the rods must also be resized. i've read what feels like a million threads about changing rod bolts. In order to avoid this, resizing of the rod after the arp bolt install is a good idea. the game here is to measure.006 of bolt stretch instead of relying on torque alone (ex=45ft lbs). the purpose for resizing a rod after changing the bolts is more due to differences in the shoulder. I know best practice is to have rods resized. in order to change rod bolts, the rods must also be resized. About fifteen years ago, i had a set of pontiac rods. the idea is that if you take a stock rod bolt out, and replace it with one that can clamp down “tighter”, it will distort the rod slightly and then lead to bearing failure. first, if the engine was run hard enough for the oem rod bolts to be a worry, it's likely the rods really need to be.