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TECHNICAL => ALL MOTOR TALK => Topic started by: firemanjim on June 05, 2017, 05:50:12 PM

Title: Anyone know about MaxSpeedingRods
Post by: firemanjim on June 05, 2017, 05:50:12 PM
Saw these coming from the UK--just more chinese crap??
http://www.maxspeedingrods.co.uk/high-performance-suzuki-hayabusa-1300-4340-en24-chrome-moly-forged-h-beam-connecting-rods-conrod-with-arp-bolts-x4pcs.html
Title: Re: Anyone know about MaxSpeedingRods
Post by: turbojonn on June 06, 2017, 01:05:51 AM
Wonder if the big end is bored AFTER assembly. If they show up with finger tightened rod bolts I'd assume not.
Title: Re: Anyone know about MaxSpeedingRods
Post by: speedduck on June 08, 2017, 12:21:03 PM
They come from China
I bought a set but not tried them yet.
I remember the bolts being tight, but there is some kind of hard wax on the machined surfaces, needs to be removed first.
I took them to machine shop to take measures and the big end was bit egg shaped, fixed quite easily
Bought them for the bolts, cheapest rods using ARP 3/8"
Title: Re: Anyone know about MaxSpeedingRods
Post by: Jay on June 11, 2017, 08:59:51 PM
The ones customers have sent in to have installed on their cranks had the big end out of round.
Title: Re: Anyone know about MaxSpeedingRods
Post by: Rocketgeezer on July 17, 2017, 09:07:55 PM
The ones customers have sent in to have installed on their cranks had the big end out of round.
OK but if the big end s are fixed will they stay fixed, (round).........had a very bad experiance with a chinese crank, in the end that cheap crank cost me 5 grand, it looked great but I think I would have done better with a stock cast crank :angry:
Title: Re: Anyone know about MaxSpeedingRods
Post by: dexion7 on July 18, 2017, 06:08:36 PM
i bought some for a cosworth Yb engine and they measured up perfectly in roundness and weight. its running 7500rpm and about 480bhp.
Title: Re: Anyone know about MaxSpeedingRods
Post by: speedduck on July 26, 2017, 09:54:38 AM
The ones customers have sent in to have installed on their cranks had the big end out of round.
OK but if the big end s are fixed will they stay fixed, (round).........had a very bad experiance with a chinese crank, in the end that cheap crank cost me 5 grand, it looked great but I think I would have done better with a stock cast crank :angry:

Did the crank have smooth, round shaped counterweights ?
I had one of those, +5mm, and it was a disaster, cost me 2 engines.
Not learning anything from it, i got one damaged +9mm very cheap (free) , and about to have it repaired, maybe not worth it (?)