Connecting Rods for a 1500WHP Engine?

[gimmie11s]

If you want to save weight by lowering rotational mass, as well as saving money for other power-adders, Harbor Freight has connecting rods in their automotive section. They are less than a hundred grams, and made of light weight recycled cast zinc... they are actually Slush Cast (Google it).
They are made in China, and the company is called Cheapasfuk... they have several different rod choices:
"Disilbend"
"Nowerklong"
"Peeceofchit"

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[Jackson1320]

It’s also a $1600.00 rod set VS. $900. I bought my H-Tuffs before Bidens inflation plan for $810 shipped.

The H-Tuffs are also within grams of the total weight of Boostlines.

I got boostline for $1299 and yes they are within grams 30-40 grams

you could have gotten compstar rods cheaper. They are lighter and stronger than Manley

 

[Cory S]

I got boostline for $1299 and yes they are within grams 30-40 grams

you could have gotten compstar rods cheaper. They are lighter and stronger than Manley

Not disagreeing. You got them for a great price! They are actually within 10 grams or less. I think Boostline rods for Coyotes are in the 691-694g range. Same as H-Tuff.

 

[Jackson1320]

I have

Not disagreeing. You got them for a great price! They are actually within 10 grams or less. I think Boostline rods for Coyotes are in the 691-694g range. Same as H-Tuff.

for some reason I remember mine being 670g but you might be correct

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