Published in National Dragster
Written by David Reher
Imagine riding an elevator that makes a 10-story round trip 7,000 times a minute, alternately stretching and compressing its occupants with every cycle. That’s exactly the kind of punishing treatment a connecting rod endures. A connecting rod must bear the compression force of thousands of pounds of cylinder pressure, »» more...
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November 14, 2006
#63- Spare the Rod and Spoil the Engine
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