Speedmaster H-Beam Street/Strip Connecting Rods Ford 4.6L/Coyote
746-PCE274.1062
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Small Block Ford
Procomp Electronics H-beam connecting rods are one of the strongest connecting rods available. Procomp Electronics H-beam connecting rods are perfect for supercharged and nitrous applications and incorporate a special dowelled cap for specific cap-to-rod alignment and are profiled with extra clearance for stroker applications. Manufactured from aircraft quality 4340 Chromoly steel, the rods are x-rayed and ultrasonically tested with all surfaces shot peened and stress relieved.
Specifications:
Do the rod bolts in these torque to factory spec (torque to yield ) or is there a specific foot pound ?
what's the hours power and torque rating of these rods.
Will this fit the 5.4 4v.
Does that use a stock rod bearing
Will these fit a 1999 4.6L Mustang?
Do these bushings come pressed and honed or do I need to send them to a machine shop to get the top bushing pressed and honed.
what do these rods weigh each in grams, or if variable, what can the range of weight be?
Will they fit in a 2011-2014 coyote?
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