Brian Crower Connecting Rods - Honda/Acura B18C - 5.433 - bROD w/ARP2000 Fasteners

If you're rebuilding the engine in your 1994-2001 Acura Integra, especially if you're looking to handle more power, these Brian Crower connecting rods are a solid choice. They are designed to be a direct replacement for your stock rods, but with a significant upgrade in strength and durability. This means they can handle the increased stress that comes with performance modifications or just provide a more robust foundation for a high-mileage rebuild.

Brian Crower is known for making well-built internal engine components, and these rods are no exception. They are forged from strong steel, which gives them a much higher tensile strength than the factory cast rods. This forging process creates a more uniform grain structure throughout the metal, making them less prone to bending or breaking under extreme loads. The rods measure 5.433 inches in length, which is a common upgrade size for the B18C engine, and they come complete with ARP 2000 series rod bolts. These ARP bolts are a significant step up from stock, offering superior clamping force and reliability, which is crucial for keeping your engine running smoothly under demanding conditions.

When installing these rods, it's important to ensure your crankshaft journals are within specification and that you use the correct torque sequence for the ARP bolts. Proper balancing of the rotating assembly, including these new rods, pistons, and crankshaft, is also highly recommended for optimal engine performance and longevity. This kit includes the connecting rods and the necessary ARP 2000 fasteners, giving you a strong foundation for your Integra's engine build.