what are the best rods for 4e? i see scat ones are cheaper.. why? are they not as good ect?
toyotagt Member + Jul 30, 2012 #1 what are the best rods for 4e? i see scat ones are cheaper.. why? are they not as good ect?
A AdamB Member + Jul 30, 2012 #3 As far as i'm aware scat are heavier than others. Also the block needs notching. I prefer Pauter myself.
As far as i'm aware scat are heavier than others. Also the block needs notching. I prefer Pauter myself.
L laskt9 Member + Jul 31, 2012 #5 do you have to notch with pauter rods? Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I927 using Tapatalk 2
goldenvtr Member + Jul 31, 2012 #6 i had to notch on my 5e with pauter - i would of thought so on 4e also. this its common as forged rods tend to be thicker
i had to notch on my 5e with pauter - i would of thought so on 4e also. this its common as forged rods tend to be thicker
toyotagt Member + Jul 31, 2012 #8 thanks for reply.. lightened and ballanced crank would make up for weight defference wouldn it.. anyone know how much weight is in it?
thanks for reply.. lightened and ballanced crank would make up for weight defference wouldn it.. anyone know how much weight is in it?
A AdamB Member + Aug 1, 2012 #9 Depends on how high you intend on rev'ing. Is it worth making a crank unreliable for the sake of running a stock rev limit? Probably not in most peoples cases. PM Shorty he has had his crank lightened, ballanced and knife edged.
Depends on how high you intend on rev'ing. Is it worth making a crank unreliable for the sake of running a stock rev limit? Probably not in most peoples cases. PM Shorty he has had his crank lightened, ballanced and knife edged.
