Maxspeedingrods H-BEAM Rods

[dandoyzki]

Hello,

I am planning to replace my stock connecting rods with a forged one.
bumped with molnar and maxspeedingrods.

Maxspeeding rods is cheap but looks promising, what do you think with it?
Someone already used it for a forged 1nz build?

Thanks!!!

[06YarisRS]

Hello,

I am planning to replace my stock connecting rods with a forged one.
bumped with molnar and maxspeedingrods.

Maxspeeding rods is cheap but looks promising, what do you think with it?
Someone already used it for a forged 1nz build?

Thanks!!!

Doesn't Maxpeedingrods produce a budget line of products? I don't know about their rods, but if you going to the trouble and expense of tearing an engine apart and rebuilding it, I'd be inclined to go for a reputable brand and a company that focuses solely on one type of product, such as Crower, Molnar (as you mentioned), Carrillo or even MWR (Monkey Wrench Racing). I'd prefer to spend a bit more to ensure quality.

EDIT: I found this article. I didn't read all of it, but it actually looks like they might be decent. Someone confirmed that they used ARP rod bolts.

https://www.mgexp.com/forum/mg-motorsports-forum.41/maxspeeding-connecting-rods.2265921/

[Kaotic Lazagna]

Personally, I wouldn't "cheap" out on engine components with going with a more wallet friendly brand. The last thing you'd want to happen is having your engine fail on you.