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If read the article he was talking about Carillo (not sure of spelling) rods they are shown in the book. At that time there were good Steel aftermarket rods available.
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I got to speak with Glenn Briglio in person yesterday, what a wealth of knowledge, and he advised changing out the ARP rod bolts to a higher quality bolt next time. And then the sprinkles fell.
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Dan Beagle from Mahle spoke on the subject and said low radial pressure on the bearing shell could be a possible answer. This was on the AERA webinar.
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Mr Beagle advised to check with the rod manufacturer on correct ID finish in housing bore. It maybe to smooth and allowing the shells to move.
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Maybe you need a oil with more EPI activities To keep the oil from being squeezed out!
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