My 26T Coupe build thread

[vara4]

Yep those were the S_ _t back in the day.
We used them in Ford 460 I think they came out to over 500 with those if I remember right. It's been along time ago. we also used them in Dodge 440's and I think the 400's as well. The 400's have more material in the blocks then the 440's did.
I don't remember all the details weather it was shaving the rods or crank and that stuff
I just remember using the rods in alot of other big blocks with a few mods done to them.
kurt

[pat mccarthy]

Yep those were the S_ _t back in the day.
We used them in Ford 460 I think they came out to over 500 with those if I remember right. It's been along time ago. we also used them in Dodge 440's and I think the 400's as well. The 400's have more material in the blocks then the 440's did.
I don't remember all the details weather it was shaving the rods or crank and that stuff
I just remember using the rods in alot of other big blocks with a few mods done to them.
kurt

the bbc rods are the hot deal now 6.700 and 6.800 . dodge have a big pin end1.094 and the fork end takes a bigger bearing 2.325? 6.760.long. most all the 460 pistons use the bbc pin end 990 and cranks use the bbc rod bearing 2.200

[roadster32]

the bbc rods are the hot deal now 6.700 and 6.800 . dodge have a big pin end1.094 and the fork end takes a bigger bearing 2.325? 6.676.long. most all the 460 pistons use the bbc pin end 990 and cranks use the bbc rod bearing 2.200

Its all solved now Pat, I called Marty at MTS and he had some 6.750" Forged rods on the shelf, Good price too.