Connecting Rods - Diesel

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Connecting Rods - Diesel

Connecting rods link each piston to the crankshaft. They turn the up-and-down motion of combustion into rotation. In a diesel engine they carry heavy cylinder pressure on every power stroke. Owners often upgrade rods when adding boost, fuel or tuning, or during a rebuild. The goal is more margin in the bottom end under higher loads.

We currently have 1 product in stock in this category, from Manley Performance. It is the Manley Ford 7.3L Powerstroke Pro Series I Beam Connecting Rods, with a 7.128in center-to-center length. This is a focused option for Powerstroke builders rather than a broad lineup.

  • Confirm the rods match your engine and the center-to-center length your build calls for.
  • Consider your power goals and how the truck will be used, such as daily driving, towing or competition.
  • Plan related parts like pistons, bearings and rod fasteners together with your engine builder.
  • Have a qualified machinist check clearances before final assembly.

Use the selector above to pick your vehicle and see what fits.

Connecting Rods - Diesel

Connecting rods link each piston to the crankshaft. They turn the up-and-down motion of combustion into rotation. In a diesel engine they carry heavy cylinder pressure on every power stroke. Owners often upgrade rods when adding boost, fuel or tuning, or during a rebuild. The goal is more margin in the bottom end under higher loads.

We currently have 1 product in stock in this category, from Manley Performance. It is the Manley Ford 7.3L Powerstroke Pro Series I Beam Connecting Rods, with a 7.128in center-to-center length. This is a focused option for Powerstroke builders rather than a broad lineup.

  • Confirm the rods match your engine and the center-to-center length your build calls for.
  • Consider your power goals and how the truck will be used, such as daily driving, towing or competition.
  • Plan related parts like pistons, bearings and rod fasteners together with your engine builder.
  • Have a qualified machinist check clearances before final assembly.

Use the selector above to pick your vehicle and see what fits.