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Old 11-22-2022, 10:31 PM
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Hey I'm confused here. I've been talking with molnar and decided I wanted to order one of the 4 inch stroke 2.20 rod journals 3" main journal cranks and corresponding rods. However when I called and spoke with Ed he stated they have 2 different cranks being produced. Both are 3 inch main journals but one is 2.20 rod journal and they are making a 6.8 rod to go with it and stated icon has off the shelf pistons, the other is pontiac rod journals and using factory style 6.625 rods.

So neither are what I have read on here and curious what ones you have chosen and why or if you guys even knew this.

Are you sure this is correct? I don’t think they are having two different runs of the 4.00 stroke crank w/ 3.00” mains. I think they are just doing a run of of the Pontiac-length rods that still use the BBC journal. The idea being, from the conversation I had, was it would open up more options for piston choices. At least that was my understanding. Happy to reach out to them for the exact specs.


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