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Scat or eagle are less expensive than blueprinted stock rods,powdered iron suck,broke two 305 stocker engines with them before I smartened up.
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If you really feel that way, get the best aftermarket rods available and sleep well at night.
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Lot of Racer’s did well with Pink Rods. Just maybe wiser to sell to restoration market. Seems Pink Rods did well when prepared like any rod. Now Stocker engines freely go above 7000. 8000 from some combinations which use to be SS range Just too much. |
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Only blew one engine. The piston made a nice ashtray |
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Manley has some nice, light, easy to fit rods. Mine goes past 8K all the time with no failures yet. Been using them for many years.
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