Eagle CRS6605F3D Forged 4340 Steel H-Beam Rods Set of 8 for Ford 460

Free your engine’s horsepower on the wings of Eagle H-beam connecting rods. Their 2-piece, forged, vacuum-degassed, 4340-certified steel construction provides outstanding strength, while still weighing much less than stock rods. Each rod is multi-stage heat-treated, X-rayed, sonic-tested, magnafluxed, 100 percent machined, and then shot-peened to stress-relieve the metal. The rods have precision cap alignment sleeves to positively locate each rod cap, silicon bronze bushings for floating pin models?and are available in stroker models that allow additional cam-to-rod clearance for large stroke combinations. They come standard with 190,000 psi rated ARP 8740 and 230,000 psi rated ARP 2000 rod bolts, or 265,000 psi rated ARP L-19 bolts as upgrades. Instructions and rod bolt lubrication are included. Order the model designed for your vehicle make and engine application.

Features:

< li >Quantity: Sold as a set of 8.

< li >Connecting Rod Length Center to Center (in): 6.605 in.

< li >Connecting Rod Beam Style: H-beam

< li >Connecting Rod Material: Forged 4340 steel

< li >Connecting Rod Finish: Shot-peened

< li >Wrist Pin Style: Floating

< li >Clearanced for Stroker: No

< li >Cap Retention Style: Cap screw

< li >Connecting Rod Bolt Brand: ARP

< li >Connecting Rod Bolt Diameter: 7/16 in.

< li >Connecting Rod Bolt Material: 8740 chromoly steel

< li >Fastener Yield Strength (psi): 160,000 psi

< li >Connecting Rod Bolt Head Style: 12-point

< li >Approximate Connecting Rod Weight (g): 840

< li >Rod Journal Diameter (in): 2.499 in.

< li >Big End Bore Diameter (in): 2.6526 in.

< li >Pin End Bore Diameter: 1.040 in.

< li >Big End Width (in): 0.994 in.

< li >Pin End Width (in): 1.244 in.

< li >Advertised Horsepower Rating: 750 hp

< li >Advertised RPM Rating: 7,500 rpm

< li >Weight Matched Set: Yes

< li >Remanufactured: No

< li >Magnafluxed: Yes

Fitment:

< li >Ford V8 7.0L/429 1968-1973 | Ford V8 7.5L/460 1972-1997

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