6" Carrillo Connecting Rods on 2040-parts.com
Jackson, Michigan, United States
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I have Seven 6" Carrillo 6.000" long H-Beam rods with 7/16 CARR bolts that have pin bore dia. of .927 and Large Journal of 2.100. All the rods weigh from 762 grams to 767 grams. Rods came out of a 700+hp Blown 406 SBC.
Parts are out of a Performance Racing Engine and sold as is. No Returns. Picture of engine for Reference only and no other parts are included other than connecting rods. |
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