Groden Rods

[thilaksharma]

Hi there guys ,
I would need your help guys ,
I do have a set of Groden rods 6 bolt without the ARP bolts, i bought it from a dsm'er
Any groden owners here who could give me the dimension of the bolts

this my rod

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As we do know Groden's site is pointing to somewhere else , maybe they have closed down , there is barely any support, hope you guys could help me out.

Thank you

 

[1SLOW93TURBO]

I'm not sure of the bolt size but I know when my Grodens came with junk ARP 8760 bolts I took a set of ARP 2000's out of a spare set of Eagles and they worked perfectly fine. I had 2 sets of Grodens one dated 2001 and one 2010 and the eagle rod bolts fit both years. Perhaps to can figure out what Eagle uses and get them.

Jason

 

[e85_4g63]

Keith hasn't made rods for a while. You either have the 3/8" or 7/16" rod bolts. Best bet (I know this might sound stupid), is to call Darren at FFWD Connection and talk to him.

 

[thilaksharma]

Thanks guys, i put them side by side with my Howards, looks like they have a 3/8" threads

 

[iceman21221]

Keith hasn't made rods for a while. You either have the 3/8" or 7/16" rod bolts. Best bet (I know this might sound stupid), is to call Darren at FFWD Connection and talk to him.

If me and e85_4g63 know the same info, your best bet is calling Darren! If this helps any the "Groden" name will be changing.

 

[JacksonAuto]

The torque value for the fasteners will change depending on what kind you use so be careful there. Be sure to check the housing bore ID for dimension and concentricity and also verify your bearing clearance.