Brian Crower Connecting Rods - Mitsubishi 6G72 - 5.548/.820/.866 - BC625+ w/ARP625+ Fasteners

Brian Crower is well-known for making strong internal engine components. These BC625+ connecting rods are built for the Mitsubishi 6G72 engine, commonly found in the 1991-1999 3000GT and the 1991-1996 Dodge Stealth. If you're rebuilding or upgrading the engine in one of these cars, especially for higher performance applications, strong connecting rods are a critical piece of the puzzle. They handle the immense forces generated during combustion, transferring power from the pistons to the crankshaft.

These rods are forged from 4340 steel, a material chosen for its excellent strength and durability under high stress. They feature a 5.548-inch length, a 0.820-inch big end bore, and a 0.866-inch pin bore. The BC625+ designation means they come equipped with ARP 625+ fasteners, which are a step up from standard ARP hardware, offering even greater tensile strength and fatigue resistance. This combination of forged steel and premium fasteners makes these rods well-suited for demanding builds where reliability is paramount. The design aims for a direct fit, simplifying installation for mechanics familiar with this engine platform.

When installing these connecting rods, it's important to ensure all mating surfaces are clean and that you follow the manufacturer's recommended torque specifications for the ARP 625+ bolts. Proper lubrication during assembly is also key to their long-term performance. These rods are a solid choice for anyone looking to build a robust engine for their 3000GT or Stealth.