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420aPJ

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Jul 27, 2010
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Will eagle rods fit on the 420a engine? Sort of a newb sorry if this is a dumb question:) I could not find anything else like this on the forum. Link me if I missed something.
 
Thanks. Would you see any improvement or are they just a waste of money
 
Thanks. Would you see any improvement or are they just a waste of money
 
Sorry for the double post and i was planning to stay NA and do a high comp piston. And get a megasquirt ecu for tuning.
 
You have to remember pistons/rods don't 'MAKE' power, they can handle more power and make you reliable so you don't break.
Reliability in the bottom end.
Horsepower can be found in the head.
This is the easy way to look at it.
 
Thanks gamble. It really makes sense that way. Thanks everyone for the speedy replies
 
If you wanna make power N/A get some high comp pistons a bigger throttle body headers do some work on the head throw in some cams and get that megasquirt to make some ponies.....;)

If not sure what to do just ask the N/A 420a master..... aka bullet
 
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