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Connecting Rods Conrod High Performance & Racing H Beam I Beam Forged and Billet Rods

Connecting rods in modern high performance and racing engines, are subject to far more abuse than in years past, luckily, modern I beam and H beam connecting rods are up to the task. Advances in metallurgy and machining techniques, have made superior automotive connecting rods available, at reasonable prices. Modern connecting rods for performance and racing engines, as well as muscle car, hot rod and street rod engines are most often made in two basic types, the I-beam and the H-beam. Also available are aluminum connecting rods, and billet steel, and even titanium connecting rods for limited applications.

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If you choose the correct connecting rod for your application, and install it properly, and maintain proper lubrication to it, while not subjecting your engine to detonation or excessive lean conditions, you will have the foundation for a strong, dependable rotating assembly that will last for many engine cycles, while giving trouble free service. You should always choose a performance connecting rod that is rated for the amount of power and type of driving you intend on doing. You can always go with a stronger rod than needed, for additional durability, but choosing a rod with less strength than required for your engine, is asking for trouble. On top of the fact that modern engines are making far more power than ever, with the use of turbo chargers, super chargers and nitrous, pistons, connecting rods and crankshafts are being more highly stressed than ever. Fortunately, the parts are available to stand up the the demands of current HP and race engines.

Big Selection of Conrod Sets Forged and Billet

We offer several types of conrods, from the biggest names in the business, and all at discounted prices. We have rods available for stock rebuilds, which are often less expensive than having a set of old, stock rods, reconditioned. We have rods for high performance engines, street rods, hot rods, street strip cars, racing connecting rods for all out drag race, oval track and road race cars, as well as rods for specialty events like tractor pulls, mud bog vehicles, sand drags, etc. If you can not find the part you need, or if you have application questions, please feel free to e-mail us, and we will be happy to assist you.

We offer H Beam rods and I beam connecting rods from K1 Technologies, Manley, Eagle Rods, Wiseco and Crower.

Please click on the links in the below table, to view more information on the rods we have available. Clicking the manufacturers name, will take you to their intro page, or you may select your make of engine to go directly to engine specific connecting rod listings.

 

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