Has anyone had their XUD chuck a HDI rod?
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Has anyone had their XUD chuck a HDI rod?

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Has anyone had their XUD chuck a HDI rod?
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01-06-2013, 09:01 AM
Jut FYI, mine was running 182hp - 209.9hp depending on tune / boost for 18 months and it never went bang. I just never really revved it about 5k.

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#32
01-06-2013, 10:29 AM
Standard dhx with 180k, around 30psi and 170hp took 5k+rpm daily, never threw a rod its all in how its tuned imo though there was faulty ones from the factory it seems.
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#33
01-06-2013, 10:31 AM
(30-05-2013, 10:20 AM)Parksy87 Wrote: So far it settled it for me il definately be throwing the hdi rods in, ad aslong as i dont lock it up on oill n run 220 i should be ok so:
Rings
Shells
Valve stem seals
Crank seals
Cam seals
HG
Bolts
Anything else i should look at changing?

Im putting HDi rods in mine at the moment. Your best bet is to get piston rings, big end shell, HG, head bolts and just get a head set as that will have pretty much every other gasket you will need.

I got a victor reinz set and that looks pretty good tbf
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