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There is no ARP bolts for RB26 but PPL use ARPs for VG30s.

Eagle rods are around $780 new now. buying and modding 2nd hand rods could cost more than this as the Eagle is ready to use.

NIB,

where can you get the Eagle rods from at that price?

There is no ARP bolts for RB26 but PPL use ARPs for VG30s.

Eagle rods are around $780 new now. buying and modding 2nd hand rods could cost more than this as the Eagle is ready to use.

thats gotta be for 4cyl!.... if they that cheap..... tell us where..

You don't need to trim down the VG30 bolts, they fit without the extra few threads causing any problems.

We sell the Eagle rods for $1050 a set, they are a very nice rod for the price, easily comparable to others that start around $1500 a set. We can do them cheaper for multiple sets.

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