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    Smile 850 t5 Rods Same as ph1 v70 t5's?

    Was just wondering, if the Conrods are the same in all the 2319cc t5 engines? 850 ph1 v70, v70r's etc

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    Aparantly 850R manuals have stronger rods... whether thats true or not I don't think anyone has been able to categorically say either way... If they have then I should imagine Volvo would have carried on using the stronger rods in the higher output engines there after.


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    a t5 engine is a t5 engine mate they are all the same, the t5 is the engine not the car

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    the t5r had the stronget rods from what i know

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    as far as I'm aware its a B5234FT in both, I don't think theres a suffix for stronger rods
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    AFAIK they used the same rods up to the S60R
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    T5's and t5r's are the same the 850R has slightly and I mean slighlt different rods, no offence but if you don't know a lot bout these engine you prob won't see the difference, that is how small it is!! How do I know been there done that bought t5r rods and 850r ones and had many sets of t5 ones, s60r rods differnt again lol

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