The Speedmaster PCE274.1131 H Beam connecting rods are precision-engineered components designed for high-performance engine builds. Constructed from 4340 steel with bronze bushings, these rods deliver the strength and durability required for demanding automotive applications. The H beam profile provides excellent rigidity while maintaining a lightweight construction, making them ideal for naturally aspirated and forced-induction engine platforms.
These connecting rods are engineered to fit Mopar and Ford engine configurations, offering a direct fit for compatible applications. The 6.360" length, 2.100" big end bore, and .927" small end hole are precision-machined to OEM specifications, ensuring reliable performance and proper fitment. Bronze bushings provide smooth operation and reduced friction during extended high-RPM use. Speedmaster connecting rods are a popular choice among engine builders and performance enthusiasts seeking proven reliability and consistent quality in their engine assembly.
Key Features & Benefits
- 4340 Steel Construction: Forged from 4340 steel alloy for superior strength and durability under high-performance conditions.
- H Beam Profile: Optimized H beam design balances strength with lightweight characteristics for improved engine efficiency.
- Bronze Bushings: Factory-installed bronze bushings reduce friction and ensure smooth rotating performance.
- Precision Machining: 6.360" length, 2.100" big end bore, .927" small end hole manufactured to exacting tolerances.
- Mopar & Ford Fitment: Direct-fit compatibility with specified Mopar and Ford engine platforms.
Specifications
| Brand | Speedmaster |
| Model/MPN | PCE274.1131 |
| Product Type | H Beam Connecting Rods |
| Material | 4340 Steel |
| Bushing Material | Bronze |
| Rod Length | 6.360" |
| Big End Bore | 2.100" |
| Small End Hole | .927" |
| Application | Mopar, Ford |
Ideal Applications
- High-performance street engine builds requiring durable, lightweight connecting rods
- Naturally aspirated engine upgrades seeking improved performance characteristics
- Forced-induction (supercharged/turbocharged) engine builds requiring strengthened components
- Engine rebuilds and restorations for classic Mopar and Ford muscle cars