Why is it only Ruf that use titanium rods...
#16
[quote=Craig] I have not heard of the stock rods bending on any EVOMS 700 cars. I suspect EVOMS would change the rods if any of their 700 cars experienced problems with the OEM rods.
Just like AdamT said could happend, dident DMK had EVOMS 700 and we all heard what happend to him...
Just like AdamT said could happend, dident DMK had EVOMS 700 and we all heard what happend to him...
Last edited by Ruf 550; 03-07-2007 at 02:58 AM.
#17
Originally Posted by Ruf 550
Originally Posted by Craig
I have not heard of the stock rods bending on any EVOMS 700 cars. I suspect EVOMS would change the rods if any of their 700 cars experienced problems with the OEM rods.
Craig
#18
Originally Posted by PorschePhd
We do not use Ti rods for the simple fact while it may be strong it also has a useful life. Meaning that the motors Porsche builds using Ti rods get torn down and replaced every 80 hours. They stretch, plain and simple. They are not near as heavy as say the Pauder and Carrillo but the they also have this time line. Standard steel do not and often are a load and forget part. We know it works without a time limit.
Having said that... does the stock GT3 motor really have Ti rods? If so, how does Porsche justify fitting Ti components to a stock motor? I wouldn't be too happy if i had to bring my GT3 in to the dealer every few months for a tear down
Pardon my ignorance about this sort of thing, but now am confused!!!