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CP-Carrillo 4.6 Ford Modular Bullet Rods

CP-Carrillo has introduced 4.6 Ford Modular Bullet rods. These connecting rods include the advanced features and improvements that CP-Carrillo has developed through rigorous testing and R&D.

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CP-Carrillo has introduced 4.6 Ford Modular Bullet rods. These connecting rods include the advanced features and improvements that CP-Carrillo has developed through rigorous testing and R&D.

Manufactured from our proprietary blend of steel on a near net forging for structural support and durability, these Bullet connecting rods are factory replacement, race ready straight out of the box.

Rods are supplied with WMC H-11 Tool steel bolts, have a C-C length of 5.932, with Big End Hone of 2.2394, and Pin End Hone of 0.8672 for a total weight of 613 grams. After rigorous R&D the Bullet 4.6 Ford Modular rods have been torture tested and rated for 1100+ HP,  30+ psi of boost and 8500RPM.

Part numbers:
ID: 8765, P/N: BF50-5932, MSRP: $1234.50

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