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MED STEEL CONRODS - STD LENGTH - 13/16" PIN - 1.750" ENDS

Name: MED STEEL CONRODS - STD LENGTH - 13/16" PIN - 1.750" ENDS
Brand: MED Engineering
SKU: MED-1275-CR-750
Price: 1125.0 GBP
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Part No: MED-1275-CR-750

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Description

MED steel conrods are one of the lightest and strongest ever designed for the 1275 A-Series engine.

These specific conrods will suit a crankshaft with 1.750" big end journals, and with 13/16" bushed little ends to suit Omega diecast pistons.

The latest design sees weight reduced to an incredible 465g (including the bolts), a huge saving compared to standard A+ conrods, which can often weigh over 700g.

Conrod features

13/16" little end bush for Omega diecast pistons

1.750" 1275/A+ size big end journals

5.750" length, for standard height pistons

Fully machined

Uniform machine peening

Balanced end-to-end within a gram

Laser-etched MED logo

Fitted with ARP fasteners

Supplied as an engine set of four.

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes these better than standard conrods?

There's three benefits - strength, light weight and high quality. H-section steel conrods are considerably stronger than mass-produced standard conrods, which were never designed for high performance applications. Standard conrods can be lightened and balanced, but even then our steel conrods will be lighter and stronger. The highly accurate production process allows for exact build tolerances; you will not find a higher quality A-Series conrod.

Which pistons will these work with?

This set features a bushed little end to accept fully-floating gudgeon pins with a standard 13/16" diameter. They are an ideal match for our range of 1.498" standard compression height Omega diecast pistons. They will also work well in forced induction engines with the 18cc forged Omega pistons, as these run a standard diameter pin.

Will these work with all 1275 A-Series crankshafts?

These specific conrods feature 1.750-inch big ends to suit 1275 GT and A-Plus crankshafts.

What torque setting should be used on the bolts?

These should be torqued to 30lb.ft, or preferably checked using an ARP rod bolt stretch gauge and stretched to 0.0050"-0.0055". You will need a 12-point 3/8" socket/spanner to do this.