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Pauter longer con rods in a 3.2/3.6

Has anyone here used the Pauter 133.4mm connecting rods as opposed to the factory 127mm sized rods in a 3.2/3.3/3.6? They stock these as well besides the regular size, and they can also be had to work with the 2" chevy nascar rod bearing. Just looking to get some feedback.

I am a big fan of longer rods, especially since the 3.2/3.6 rod/stroke ratio is not as good as the 3.0 for high revs, and longer rods help the bottom end live at higher revs (less rod acceleration and better operating angles). I have used longer rods in a BMW 2.0 liter engine before, stretched from 135mm to 144mm with a 80mm stroke, and the engine is a real powerhouse. RUF also supposedly used longer rods. If I get good feedback, I'm planning to go with them. Thanks in advance.

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I dont know the length of my Pauter rods, that I used in my motor, but I bought them from JB racing in Florida... My rods use the 2" chevy bearing ( a TON of bearing selections out there as Nascrap uses them). With my upgraded bore (98mm) and my crank being offset ground, it now has a 78.8mm stroke. Very clsoe to a 3.6L...and should have more torque as the longer stroke than that of a factory 3.6L. My oil pump needed to be clearanced a little... but not bad...

JB racing did all of the motor work, I, along with the help from DonE, put the motor together ourselves...
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Has anyone here used the Pauter 133.4mm connecting rods as opposed to the factory 127mm sized rods in a 3.2/3.3/3.6? They stock these as well besides the regular size, and they can also be had to work with the 2" chevy nascar rod bearing. Just looking to get some feedback.

I am a big fan of longer rods, especially since the 3.2/3.6 rod/stroke ratio is not as good as the 3.0 for high revs, and longer rods help the bottom end live at higher revs (less rod acceleration and better operating angles). I have used longer rods in a BMW 2.0 liter engine before, stretched from 135mm to 144mm with a 80mm stroke, and the engine is a real powerhouse. RUF also supposedly used longer rods. If I get good feedback, I'm planning to go with them. Thanks in advance.
Anything you can do to get to an ideal rod ratio the better.
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Is there enough room to move the wrist pit about 6mm closer to the piston top?


Do 911's have offset rods? If not, this could achieve some of the same thing.

A few hard core builders have added spacers and chain extension to widen the motor. I remember seeing pics of one motor in a 914 race car with seams on both sides of the fan housing. It may have just been aloy A/C tape.

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