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The pistons are the same, and ive heard people say that the rods are the same, but ive also heard other people say that 3B rods are stronger. Go figure. Even if the rods are slightly different, i'd say that they are no stronger. I certainly wouldnt want to run them to 600nm.
they are ALL the same, but however, in approx MY 1995/96 some vehicles rods would bend with high torque. These were nicknamed "banana rods". It different affect all cars, may have been a batch of rods that were made not as strong as they should have been??
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Tom C - www.rcmr.co.uk
Audi UR Quattro
Audi 100 C3 2.0 5 cyl 115ps
Audi S2 - 07k engine project aiming for 800ps
Audi B5 RS4 645ps 911nm
some conrods are NOT revolverbored, and some have this option( small bore up to the wristpin from corrodsbearing)
400hp(380) and 500nm are the limit for audi conrods anyway.....
they are ALL the same, but however, in approx MY 1995/96 some vehicles rods would bend with high torque. These were nicknamed "banana rods". It different affect all cars, may have been a batch of rods that were made not as strong as they should have been??
Take it up with MRC and S2central as it's documented by them on the forum this is th case.
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