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Old 07-18-2022, 11:32 AM
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You were looking for a 2.25 J ?Tom

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Old 07-18-2022, 11:59 AM
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You were looking for a 2.25 J ?Tom
Yes but Tom Molnar wanted to produce something more versatile. I am grateful that he is willing to produce us a 6.625" length 2.20 rod journal .980 pin connecting rod for us to be able to use "off the shelf" pistons. The rods will also help out those who bought Speedmaster cranks that ended up being 2.20 journal instead of 2.25 journal as advertised.

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Thank you for the effort to make this happen. I know the drill well. You just have to keep beating on the vendors, sometimes for years and years. Now we have another source for QUALITY parts we want. great job.

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