Those with Eagle Forged H-beams inside!
Those with Eagle Forged H-beams inside!
I was just curious if you all were using the Eagle ARP rod bolts that come with the rods, or are you upgrading them. I was going to upgrade them to the ARP Proseries bolts, but quickly realized that they weren't going to work when they showed up on my doorstep. The eagle bolts are just bolts, not bolts with a head and a nut like the Pro-series one's. Just wanted to hear if anyone upgraded these bolts.
Bill
Bill
Originally posted by 97WS6SCharged
I ordered mine with the upgrade cause the guy helping me build my engine told me too. Why won't they work for you?
I ordered mine with the upgrade cause the guy helping me build my engine told me too. Why won't they work for you?
Originally posted by LT1RX7
If I'm reading it right Smoknz bought those T-bolts. The ones that come with Eagle H-beams are just regular bolts, like you would find on headers lets say.
If I'm reading it right Smoknz bought those T-bolts. The ones that come with Eagle H-beams are just regular bolts, like you would find on headers lets say.
I've heard really bad things about the ARP 8740 rod bolts that come in the H-beams. Wall-2-Wall racing replaces all of theirs because they've had them break while torquing them down.
I tried to replace mine with ARP L19 rod bolts, but found that they have bigger heads and would mess up the balance and clearancing done with the 8740's. So. . . I got some ARP 2000's that are dimensionally the same as the 8740's, but much stronger.
Call Frank at:
gofaststuff.com
and he'll get the right ones for you.
Mike
I tried to replace mine with ARP L19 rod bolts, but found that they have bigger heads and would mess up the balance and clearancing done with the 8740's. So. . . I got some ARP 2000's that are dimensionally the same as the 8740's, but much stronger.
Call Frank at:
gofaststuff.com
and he'll get the right ones for you.
Mike
Originally posted by engineermike
Call Frank at: gofaststuff.com
Call Frank at: gofaststuff.com
Bill I ran my 8740ARPS last year, but upgraded to the 2000's. I didnt break any or did I show any signs of fatigue. They are rated at like 800hp. The 2000's are good to about 1200hp(under rated). I would order up some of the ARP 2000. Best place I found to get them is Jegs. The part number is eagle 20,000
Jake,
Do you have another partnumber, I tried searching Jegs and also under the ARP bolts and didn't find them. They do have Bolts for ARP rods, but they are just the 8740 ones.
Bill
Do you have another partnumber, I tried searching Jegs and also under the ARP bolts and didn't find them. They do have Bolts for ARP rods, but they are just the 8740 ones.
Bill
Will the ARP 2000 throw out my internal balancing???
is this the ones I need to buy?
Jegs
070-234-6403
http://www.jegs.com/cgi-bin/ncommerc...97&prmenbr=361
Thanks!!!!
is this the ones I need to buy?
Jegs
070-234-6403
http://www.jegs.com/cgi-bin/ncommerc...97&prmenbr=361
Thanks!!!!
If the ARP 2000's have the same head size as the 8740's, then it doesn't need re-balancing.
My ARP 2000's had the same head size, but according to a local engine builder, the new 2000's have the larger heads of the L19's.
If this is true, it will need re-balancing and probably re-clearancing of the block and oil pan.
Mike
My ARP 2000's had the same head size, but according to a local engine builder, the new 2000's have the larger heads of the L19's.
If this is true, it will need re-balancing and probably re-clearancing of the block and oil pan.
Mike



I couldn't pull up the website, but I'll search google.