DaleRichiebell
Nov 23rd, 02, 3:24 AM
whats better
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Stikman33 Nov 23rd, 02, 5:14 AM Aluminum rods are lighter, steel rods are stronger. Aluminum rods are also traditionally larger because to get the same strength as a steel rod you need more material, so making sure they will fit is an issue. ChevelleL88 Nov 23rd, 02, 9:03 AM With Aluminum rods you are limited to about 150 - 300ish passes down the track before you should change them, they do stretch with time. Personally i kinda like 4340 steel rods. Thats just my taste though. http://www.catpep.com/Products/ProductDetail.asp?Part_Category_ID=6 C'mon, make a post telling us your plans, please http://www.chevelles.com/forum/biggrin.gif -Sincerely Eric Crain- P.S. Just wanted to mention that 4340 steel is the highest grade steel available to the public. ------------------ -1970 Chevelle Malibu 427- -1975 El Camino Classic 350- ~American muscle cant be beat~ Please sponsor me http://www.chevelles.com/forum/smile.gif NeoSSChevelle@Hotmail.com [This message has been edited by ChevelleL88 (edited 11-23-2002).] | ||