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Message: [QUOTE="Rideracelivemx7, post: 642518, member: 305"] So my motor is coming out in a couple weeks to install my new heads I had whipped up and install a few more goodies. I sent out a low mileage set of forged rods I bought to be cryod to give me a little more confidence in running 350/200s and ported heads. I was told not to touch the motor until I do new pistons and rings but im not doing a full refresh for another year or so. Could I not just install new rod bearings with the treated rods if I keep the pistons and rings in the same spot to the best of my ability when replacing the rods? next season I was going to pull the motor, run fire rings, have the motor cleaned up and check at a machine shop. install billet rods and install my second charger with all new pistons and rings. So I don't want to run new rings thing time around as it doesn't really make sense too me. [/QUOTE]

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