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Old Mar 15, 2019 | 04:00 PM
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Callies H beam or Manley H Beam Tuff

Looking for 450.00 dollar rods and dont want cheap eagle or manley.

My car is a 2.3 on an FP green. I want to go light as possible on pistons and rods while on a budget. Anyone ever use these?
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Old Mar 15, 2019 | 04:48 PM
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For $450, I'll be surprised if you can get better than Eagle or Manley rods.
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Old Mar 15, 2019 | 05:53 PM
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I couldn't find the weight of the Callie's compstar h beams but I think the Manley h tuff is similar to the skunk 2 alpha rods which are around 627g. Still lighter than I-beam but heavier than the standard h beam. I like that you can get the compstar rods with arp625 bolts for not much more. I wouldn't have reservations using any for a 600hp build. The Callie's and skunk 2 are rated over 800hp but obviously tq is the main factor with h beams.
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Old Mar 16, 2019 | 05:01 PM
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I couldn't find the weight of the Callie's compstar h beams but I think the Manley h tuff is similar to the skunk 2 alpha rods which are around 627g. Still lighter than I-beam but heavier than the standard h beam. I like that you can get the compstar rods with arp625 bolts for not much more. I wouldn't have reservations using any for a 600hp build. The Callie's and skunk 2 are rated over 800hp but obviously tq is the main factor with h beams.
800 whp is plenty of power if the callies isnt bad

yeah i need to call callies on monday and find out the weight maybe ill look into skunk rods
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Old Mar 16, 2019 | 10:51 PM
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I'm 90% certain I will use the skunk 2 rods for my build. I like that they have an extra oil hole provisioned for the pin like the scat rods. Although they are not very common or talked about in evos they have a good reputation in the Honda community and boosted setups holding up to similar power an Evo would be making.
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