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Sixpack rod beside a LY (Standard 440 rod)... Virtually nobody runs them anymore... They are big & fat but not in the area that typically breaks... So they are just heavier, not stronger...
Ha, ha. Back in the late 70's everybody was running six pack rods trying to make their 440 live at 7000RPM. I was getting the machine shop to take meat out of the six pack pistons instead which proved to be a much better approach, well that and keeping the stupid things in the RPM range where the heads worked.
Because Bill76 asked about numbers for the heavy RB rods ( and because I have all these on hand at the moment ) I figured I would throw together a pictorial reference of the four different RB connecting rods I have seen come from the factory. From left to right; a typical LY rod; casting...