Connecting Rods Identification Please

[VTEC_THIS]

This is driving me nuts, I've been trying to identify which brand connecting rods these are for over the past hour and haven't had any luck. I tried searching for the serial number but didn't come up with anything.

Do these look familiar to anyone? Any input is appreciated.

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[paultheninja]

I really cant say for sure, but they look just like my eagle h beams

 

[3kgt2nv]

I was thinking eagle but the stamping isnt right for the them. almost looks like a shops custom rods with the fact that it says 1sd gen instead of 6bolt

 

[VTEC_THIS]

Thanks for your input. From my experience, Eagle rods usually have ARP rod bolts though.

 

[DSMReviver]

Looks like a PAUTER X-BEAM RODS. They also have 220,000psi rod bolts and if you look closely, on the rod caps, in the middle, of the sides there is a little dip. This is very unique to Pauter x beams.

 

[VTEC_THIS]

Thank you DSMReviver!

Here's a link I found. As you can see the pictures are very similar:
Volkswagen Golf IV 1.8T > Engine > Mechanical > ES#6245 Pauter Connecting Rod Set-With EDM Hole - AUD1905061440FED

Honestly, the lack of an ARP stamp on the rod bolts was throwing me off. PM38-15-220K makes sense though, "PM" being for Pauter Machines.

 

[DSMReviver]

Pauter x beam Rods have very distinguishable appearances. These rods also goes through evolution as it matures. The design changes as it ages and also is varied form car manufactures. The changes are almost unnoticeable through the years. One thing that never change is the extrusion that crosses on top of the rod which give it a x shape.