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> 3rd gen rods in a 4th gen, ive been told it works, but to THESE pistons?
post Aug 10, 2011 - 5:06 AM
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Hi all, as some of you know i am currently in the process of rebuilding a st215 motor. it was necessary to deck and bore the block .20 over and replace the stock st215 pistons with some JDM oversized caldina pistons (toyota brand) according to some guys on mr2oc.com the part number is: Piston kit (0.5mm oversized) : 13103-88580 which i saw referrenced to here: http://www.mr2.com/forums/turbo-engine-tal...er-request.html


Herein lies my dilema... Its been suggested to me to replace the rods due to the fact that the fourth gen rods are a weak point in that engine. the rods from the 3rd gen are known to be beefier.


the question is will they:

1. Fit into the 4th gen
2. attatch to the piston


ive found this VERY interesting conversation: http://s4.invisionfree.com/lexusaltezzaclub/ar/t11717.htm

but it still dosent answer my question fully...


Cuts the pilot is a BIG opponent of the 4th gen rods. (he says theyre made of cheese laugh.gif ) however by good buddy camshaft cam (boosted185) says that teh 3rd gen rods wont fit. I havent been able to find anything...



any help would be greatly appreciated!


cheers!

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post Aug 11, 2011 - 4:33 PM
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beware if you buy 3sgte ARP rod bolts they will not fit eagle rods I have a fancy box of expensive bolts with my fat paper weight rods eagle rod bolts are thinner and shorter

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