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Do you mean 6.100 rod ? |
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No, these were used in my stock block 400ci.
SBC rod journal, .866" piston pin. Calvin Hill Hill Performance 708-250-7420 |
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Ross 4.375"
GRP 6.735"
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I'm sitting here thinking bout this new build and lightening it up from what i had, I'm surprised how light some of these are, compared to mine which i thought ran pretty damn good!
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If he were talking about a Carrillo 366 cid engine rod or 303 cid engine rod they would be 7.080" inches long John M.
He did not say 366 or 303 engine so assume your rod length question is valid (he had a typo error). Tom V.
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