Scat rod hp rating
Scat rod hp rating
Alright looking at some parts for a future build and had some questions. Looking in the summit mag it says the scat I beam forged rods handle 750 hp. Are these the same rods http://www.summitracing.com/parts/SCA-25700/? It doesn't say the hp rating on the page
Thanks Chris
Thanks Chris
When I bought my SCAT rods(from another vendor), they said they were good to 800 hp at the flywheel.
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Whoops.. I just noticed you mentioned "I" beams while mine are the "H" beams...
http://www.taekwondoplus.org/z28/Turbo/NewTurborods.htm
edit:
Whoops.. I just noticed you mentioned "I" beams while mine are the "H" beams...
http://www.taekwondoplus.org/z28/Turbo/NewTurborods.htm
Alright looking at some parts for a future build and had some questions. Looking in the summit mag it says the scat I beam forged rods handle 750 hp. Are these the same rods http://www.summitracing.com/parts/SCA-25700/? It doesn't say the hp rating on the page
Thanks Chris
Thanks Chris
I'm not qualified to make that decision, I'd ask your machine shop or engine builder. Plenty of guys running those in 500hp motors with 150-200 shots. I wouldn't be worried about them personally.
-Dustin-
-Dustin-
yeah the 7/16 arp 8740 bolts are the ones rated to like 700. Ive got a set and they're pretty beefy around the cap area. They have like a band over the cap and dowels to locate the caps on the rods. Nice pieces and cant beat the price and weight. Im putting down around 500 rwhp with them and they are the least of my worries. Im more woried how long the stock crank will last.
try this link
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/SCA-25700716/
I believe these are the ones yer looking for. For about $50 more you get better fasteners.
try this link
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/SCA-25700716/
I believe these are the ones yer looking for. For about $50 more you get better fasteners.
Last edited by blown94; Jan 17, 2010 at 03:28 PM.
Those are the best deal going on rods, you cannot come close to the quality for anything cheaper than $500.
That being said I would not push them that high with the 5.7" length due to piston weight as that's one of the common causes of rod failure, especially with the lower grade bolts. With a bolt upgrade and 400g pistons or lighter I would have no concerns pushing them that high.
That being said I would not push them that high with the 5.7" length due to piston weight as that's one of the common causes of rod failure, especially with the lower grade bolts. With a bolt upgrade and 400g pistons or lighter I would have no concerns pushing them that high.
Those are the best deal going on rods, you cannot come close to the quality for anything cheaper than $500.
That being said I would not push them that high with the 5.7" length due to piston weight as that's one of the common causes of rod failure, especially with the lower grade bolts. With a bolt upgrade and 400g pistons or lighter I would have no concerns pushing them that high.
That being said I would not push them that high with the 5.7" length due to piston weight as that's one of the common causes of rod failure, especially with the lower grade bolts. With a bolt upgrade and 400g pistons or lighter I would have no concerns pushing them that high.
so a 6" rod would be better? its going to probably be a 383
Actually just purchased some Carrillo 6" rods from a guy in Indiana for $220.00 shipped. Barely used and he had new pin bushings put in. I'm going to check the rod bolts when they get here and even if I need new ones i still got them for cheap as hell
That's definitely a good score. What app are these going in? N/A or power adder car?
Its going to be a nitrous motor. Probably 11-1 cr with a custom cam. I want to make good power and have it drive around pretty easily, but its going to have a bunch of spray for the track


