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Speaking of Rods
Will stock rods hold up to 400 + horsepower?
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The powder metal rods will handle right at 400 while the factroy forged steel rods will handle abot 500. Ford started putting the PMRs in around 2000 to 2001 I dont exactly remember when or exactly what s/n they satrted with. The is an inspection hole that you can look at the rods and see which ones you've got. TJ ON EDIT: I just realized that you posting in the 94-98 forum so you have the factory forged rods which will handle around 500 h.p. easily Last edited by lilredpowerstroke : 05-28-2006 at 09:26 PM. |
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awsome
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It sure is. All the videos are of diesel class except for the one open class with the orange old school dodge.
TJ |
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