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Old May 18, 2017, 11:58 AM
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Originally Posted by gsrboi80
I'm American to the bone, hell yea, *****, beers and bikes. Though I've also come to realize this means jack **** anymore honestly!!

I also thought I read this was not the case anyway and they are in fact made here. Let me see if I can find it as I was reading on a bunch of rods the other night trying to find the right choice for my build. Ugghh quite the daunting task honestly, I gave up for now. I am down to a decision on about 4 sets so that's a plus.


Edit: Yup you're right, in the article posted it says tested and finished here. I'm sure they are actually made somewhere in Asia. Curious to know where my other options are made, don't honestly care anymore as long as they're rated to my HP goal
fyi Mitsubishi isn't an American company...
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Originally Posted by RUNNING.AMOK
Wiseco have been know to be mid range components. Good for a budget build with mid rpm/power levels in mind. Normally plain Jane design. But this rod looks interesting. Hopefully it plays the part as much as it looks the part. As far as the bolts go, why not upgrade them yourself prior to putting it together. An ounce of prevention is better than a pound of the cure.
lolwut? The Wiseco HD pistons are stout. Definitely not mid range components.
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lolwut? The Wiseco HD pistons are stout. Definitely not mid range components.

lulzbbq, so you are saying wiseco is the best!?! Number one pick!?! Or would you say if you had deeper pockets there isn't 2-3 or three brands that you would choose over wiseco? With about 6 relevant manufactures that would land the brand in the middle?
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Originally Posted by RUNNING.AMOK
lulzbbq, so you are saying wiseco is the best!?! Number one pick!?! Or would you say if you had deeper pockets there isn't 2-3 or three brands that you would choose over wiseco? With about 6 relevant manufactures that would land the brand in the middle?
I would choose Wiseco HD's, or the ER designed "Top Fuel" pistons, that are made by Wiseco if I was trying to get ridiculously into the 4 digit power range.
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Originally Posted by letsgetthisdone
I would choose Wiseco HD's, or the ER designed "Top Fuel" pistons, that are made by Wiseco if I was trying to get ridiculously into the 4 digit power range.
i can appreciate your opinion even if I do not share it.
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I would hardly call this a "mid-level" product in a "mid-level" car. Shelf Wiseco 1400HD's at almost 1100whp. They didn't rev it to 9500 on the dyno, but it routinely revved that high.


https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...084-744-a.html


Or this car:


https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...hp-inside.html
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Originally Posted by letsgetthisdone
I would hardly call this a "mid-level" product in a "mid-level" car. Shelf Wiseco 1400HD's at almost 1100whp. They didn't rev it to 9500 on the dyno, but it routinely revved that high.


https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...084-744-a.html
Okay, you got me... but 80% of the forged pistons brands can make the same claim.
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Originally Posted by RUNNING.AMOK
fyi Mitsubishi isn't an American company...
You did notice I said I don't give a **** where they're made if they fit my power goal. Wait the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution isn't American?? Well **** I'm selling mine then...
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Originally Posted by gsrboi80
You did notice I said I don't give a **** where they're made if they fit my power goal. Wait the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution isn't American?? Well **** I'm selling mine then...
you could always get a Plymouth laser?
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The rods look really good, I would use them. I would upgrade the bolts though.

do to have turned your thread into a back and forth. When the original topic was opinion on a set of rods.
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Originally Posted by RUNNING.AMOK
you could always get a Plymouth laser?
I'd rather jump off a cliff or choke on donkey crap.
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Originally Posted by letsgetthisdone
I would hardly call this a "mid-level" product in a "mid-level" car. Shelf Wiseco 1400HD's at almost 1100whp. They didn't rev it to 9500 on the dyno, but it routinely revved that high.


https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...084-744-a.html


Or this car:


https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...hp-inside.html
That Evo has a “Winberg” crank! That’s a big reason why it can rev so high!
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Originally Posted by Thugline
That Evo has a “Winberg” crank! That’s a big reason why it can rev so high!
They rev that combo that high with the K1 crank too.
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Originally Posted by RUNNING.AMOK
The rods look really good, I would use them. I would upgrade the bolts though.

do to have turned your thread into a back and forth. When the original topic was opinion on a set of rods.
Yea that’s how I choose what rods I use..... how they look.
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Thoughts on the h tuff from manley? Seems like a slightly stronger(than standard h beam) budget option.

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