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Ross^p · 8th February 2012, 11:36

arp2000 rod bolts will be plenty. It's what I use on my engine

I run DP pistons (from Greece) as it's what was recommended back in the days when I believed everything that came out of the atspeed bullshit machine. They're fine pistons, but if I chose again, I'd have wossner. To be fair to the DP pistons, I've dropped a valve on one and it's still going strong.

I really doubt that you'll be holding a continuous 6psi at 60-70mph mate unless it's uphill everywhere or you've left your handbrake on! It'll be fine for now - don't stress it, just dont cook it EVERYWHERE. But do enjoy it - keep an eye on the oil/water temps and use a bit of common sense.

8th February 2012, 11:36	#1
Ross^p Super Moderator Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Cambridge(ish), UK. Posts: 10,581 Blog Entries: 5 Car(s): BMW 5x M50d. iTrader Score: 5 (100%)	arp2000 rod bolts will be plenty. It's what I use on my engine I run DP pistons (from Greece) as it's what was recommended back in the days when I believed everything that came out of the atspeed bullshit machine. They're fine pistons, but if I chose again, I'd have wossner. To be fair to the DP pistons, I've dropped a valve on one and it's still going strong. I really doubt that you'll be holding a continuous 6psi at 60-70mph mate unless it's uphill everywhere or you've left your handbrake on! It'll be fine for now - don't stress it, just dont cook it EVERYWHERE. But do enjoy it - keep an eye on the oil/water temps and use a bit of common sense. __________________ COMMUNITY RULES\|SELLING RULES\|NEWBIE RULES\|SAX-P SHOP\|SEARCH FIRST!