My new pistons and rods

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Picked up the rods and pistons at the post ofice to day :tonqe: Damn, pictures just don't show how beefy those rods are :naka:

Here's my flywheel and clutch settup

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Here's my flywheel and clutch settup
details?
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Custom machined aluminum flywheel, tilton bolt on friction surface, tilton twinplate "rally" cerametalic 7,25" clutch.

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what's the benefit of going with a smaller wrist pin?

any new progress on the build?
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Less weight.

Once again waiting for the spendable cash to move forward with the project.


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These pic's just inn from FFWDconnection:

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Wheight down from 41Lbs to 33, balansed within 1.7grams.


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Very nice!!! :supz: :supz:



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HOT!!!!
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beautiful
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Expensive I bet $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
So many cars, so little cash
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600USD for the machining, pluss 175USD shipping and handling, 400USD for the overhauled crank used.

Regarding the crank I bought to use as a core for the machining, NEVER EVER do business with a US company called "RPM Machine" Used 6 weeks expediting the order, not once contacted me about problems and delays, I had to call them and find out they had fucked upp. I'm sure I used 100USD in phonecharges to get them to actualy do what I had paid them to do. Get a crank from storage, put in a box, shipp it to FFWD Connection.

FFWD Connection on the other hand have been a pleassure to deal with, good communication. And fast, one week from reciving the crank to sending the pics of the butchered one. If shipping is as expedient, I'll be well pleased with the service.


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How did you go with this engine build?
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