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7Matt-GE

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CP pistons are some of the most expensive but some of the best. they hold well above 500 horse and a good combination with eagle rods. that is if you can afford them :)

also, im a sort of an NPR engine bearing fan. check them out.
one of the few bearings that can hold 1000+ horse in a 7m

fyi. ken blocks old subie rally car had CP internals in then
 

suprarich

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7Matt-GE;1656169 said:
also, im a sort of an NPR engine bearing fan. check them out.
one of the few bearings that can hold 1000+ horse in a 7m

Who's motor is running 1000+ HP with NPR bearings?
 

suprarich

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ahh, typo, gets you every time.

To the OP - With CP pistons, eagle rods, and good bearings installed, any failure would not be the fault of those three items for 500 hp.
 

JStoked

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carmsbody;1656056 said:
which engine... the stock 2j bottom end can handle that power fairly reliably

No man a 7m.

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suprarich;1656602 said:
ahh, typo, gets you every time.

To the OP - With CP pistons, eagle rods, and good bearings installed, any failure would not be the fault of those three items for 500 hp.

Ok cool was going to go with federalmongahal I think that's how you spell it I can get them fairly easy. Are the ok?

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suprarich;1656602 said:
ahh, typo, gets you every time.

To the OP - With CP pistons, eagle rods, and good bearings installed, any failure would not be the fault of those three items for 500 hp.

Ok cool was going to go with federalmongahal I think that's how you spell it I can get them fairly easy. Are the ok?
 

laotionracer101

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JStoked;1656687 said:
No man a 7m.

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Ok cool was going to go with federalmongahal I think that's how you spell it I can get them fairly easy. Are the ok?

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Ok cool was going to go with federalmongahal I think that's how you spell it I can get them fairly easy. Are the ok?


Federal=shit :icon_evil .. Try 6 times spun, in a 2j... 9 rebuild coming soon.. :3d_frown:
 

laotionracer101

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JStoked;1656753 said:
O crap ok I'll shy away from them. How about king rod bearings?

acl, king, are rated better, I will be using either or for the 7m and 2j rebuild coming up, it might be a good idea to get both to test.
 

suprarich

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Federals are a good bearing, kings are not and have been proven not to be in a 7m. Federals are sometimes used by Clevite for very odd sizes, as NDC is used by clevite for nearly all STD and many -.25mm now. Just stick to OEM bearings or Clevite/NDC, there is no reason to use anything else.

1300 for a set of what?
 

Blackdawg

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just got done using ACL bearings..checked out great...idk how they will hold up when it runs..but hey its a start?
 

JStoked

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suprarich;1657937 said:
Federals are a good bearing, kings are not and have been proven not to be in a 7m. Federals are sometimes used by Clevite for very odd sizes, as NDC is used by clevite for nearly all STD and many -.25mm now. Just stick to OEM bearings or Clevite/NDC, there is no reason to use anything else.

1300 for a set of what?
For a set of cp pistons and eagle rods.
 
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