Eagle Specialty Prod H-Beam Connecting Rods Nissan KA24 CRS6496N3D-1

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 modelsble 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 individually.

< li >Connecting Rod Length Center to Center (in):6.496 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:Yes

< li >Cap Retention Style:Cap screw

< li >Connecting Rod Bolt Brand:ARP

< li >Connecting Rod Bolt Diameter:3/8 in.

< li >Connecting Rod Bolt Material:ARP2000 alloy

< li >Fastener Yield Strength (psi):200,000 psi

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

< li >Approximate Connecting Rod Weight (g):630

< li >Rod Journal Diameter (in):1.967 in.

< li >Big End Bore Diameter (in):2.0870 in.

< li >Pin End Bore Diameter:0.827 in.

< li >Big End Width (in):0.976 in.

< li >Pin End Width (in):0.976 in.

< li >Advertised Horsepower Rating:950 hp

< li >Advertised RPM Rating:8,500 rpm

< li >Weight Matched Set:Yes

< li >Remanufactured:No

< li >Magnafluxed:Yes

Fitment:

< li >Nissan L4 2.4L/2389cc 1989-1997 | Nissan L4 2.4L/2389cc 1991-2015

Note:

< li >Block may need clearanced.

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