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LMAO!
Pushworth is my little bro!
I used to download all my vids onto his comp as it was the better one...obviously he still has the vids :S
In HK things are a bit different haha.
So nice of him to put my logo up infront of all the hooliganism.......
At least it prooves a Phs1 172...
No, that is for a set of 4.
I dont know how much those renault ones can take exactly, but its been tested many a time by many a turbo engine and i dont expect they are anything but 3/8" bolts, and the china rods are all pretty darn generic.
I run them because they are cheap, effective...
Cant 100% promise, totally depends what your current manifold is like.
And out of the batch of 30 plus countless hand modified ones, i've never come across one which doesnt need any work.
All i can say is that i'll offer a money back gaurantee if you dont like it.
Not my place to comment, i've never seen one of nicks manifolds.
But CNC'ing allows micron perfect machining and replication every time. The manifolds are machined on a jig, so no matter what the casting is looking like comapred to the bolt and dowl hole locations, the holes (manifold...
The majority of forged H beam conrods that arent carillo or Arrows are made in china and resold by hundreds of companies as their own.
They have a big fat catalogue of all the available length forgings and you just tell them what big end dia and pin dia you want, what centre to centre length...
Thats your typical 'china' rod that everybody uses.
I use them in alot of honda engines as they are dirt cheap and take all the NA abuse you can throw at them and a decent amount of FI abuse......600bhp or so.
Popping on overrun is an indication of lean running, hence it happens on overrun or trailing throttle etc.
A lean burn is slower than a stoich or richer one, hence its still burning on the way out.