Ok, im rebuilding block for turbo... should i go for Crower or Eagle rods.. or something else.. post if you have info on which is better... and also with the Hahn Racecraft turbo kit.... which turbo should i get in place of stock one... want to push like 18-24psi of boost. And any info on best FMIC for the kit. Post with info or send info to my email Phat95EclipseRS @ aol. com thanks.
#57281, "RE: Which Rods work best" In response to Reply # 0
eagles work and work well but crowers are basically uber rods unbreakable and twice the price...
Bill i dont think youd break the eagles but your choice..
You can have it cheap, fast or good. Pick any two.
If you want it cheap and fast, it's not going to be good. If you want it cheap and good, it's not going to be fast. If you want it good and fast, it's not going to be cheap.
#57327, "RE: Which Rods work best" In response to Reply # 1
I have eagles and they are plenty good for 18-24 lbs. They are great rods and a lot cheaper. I would get the HRC FMIC. Its great and flows awesome and it looks pretty good. And you cant beat getting the piping that actually fits with no problems installing them. If you want a better turbo than the s16g then get the s20g and that is more than enough for 24 psi.
#57392, "RE: Which Rods work best" In response to Reply # 2
>I have eagles and they are plenty good for 18-24 lbs. They >are great rods and a lot cheaper. I would get the HRC FMIC. >Its great and flows awesome and it looks pretty good. And you >cant beat getting the piping that actually fits with no >problems installing them. If you want a better turbo than the >s16g then get the s20g and that is more than enough for 24 >psi.
I have eagle rods as well.... so far so good...we are pushing about 10psi... right now max.
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