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dhay14
19-04-2007, 16:25
hallo mates,

i have a question are the F7P & F7R rods the same? with other words can i use williams rods in my F7P engine?

Clio_GTT
19-04-2007, 16:52
nope

tony16v
19-04-2007, 17:03
I thought the rods were the same?? also the same in the nwe 172 etc as well...

stan
19-04-2007, 18:02
yes they are the same...critical dimension wise at least. later ones have a slimmer design to them, but fitment wise they are all the same.

dhay14
19-04-2007, 20:46
tnx stan :D

i was looking for forged conrods on ebay and found conrods for the williams and not for F7P.

so if your right i can buy those and it will work without a problem

Nice !!!!!

MAXIBOY
19-04-2007, 21:02
stan can sell you forged rods. pm him first.

dhay14
19-04-2007, 21:33
ok tnx mate

Rich
20-04-2007, 03:34
yes they are the same...critical dimension wise at least. later ones have a slimmer design to them, but fitment wise they are all the same.

i presume that its the crank that makes the difference in stroke in that case?

dhay14
20-04-2007, 09:55
as far as I know ys it is the crank that makes the differince in the stroke

MAXIBOY
20-04-2007, 10:21
yes the williams/diesel crank has a longer stroke than the 1.8 crank.

stan
20-04-2007, 10:41
Its ONLY a crank which dictates stroke, via the throw on it.

The extra stroke is compensated by a different pin height on the pistons, so as to retain the same deck height from the same block.

Rich
20-04-2007, 11:21
ahh right. i learn something new everyday (didnt have a clue either way about what dictated stroke :lol:)

MAXIBOY
20-04-2007, 12:13
block have the same deck height but are different internally and externally