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Parts For Sale New OPS 45 rod

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jim kapanowski

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I have a new rod for an OPS 45
The pics show center to center
As close to as I can
$50 shipped in the US
FIRST I WILL TAKE WINS
 

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Here is the stock rod on ebay you can look to see if its a stock one or not.It might be a rpm rod I think yours looks beefier than this stock one.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/313501756944?hash=item48fe292e10:g:DXUAAOSwZVhggDlE
I’m pretty sure this is a stock OPS rod. Most likely more recent manufactured stock (ie. early/mid 2000’s ?). It is machined billet, and bushed at both ends (looks very much like RPM product, but probably produced at OPS plant).

The rod for sale, at the top, is probably older/original stock? Not RPM product. Looks like possibly forged aluminum? At least it’s bushed on both ends.

The original, earlier (1980’s), OPS rods were bushed only on lower end (if I remember correctly). I ran a few OPS .45’s back then (but swapped-out stock rod for RPM product).
 
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I have a new rod for an OPS 45
The pics show center to center
As close to as I can
$50 shipped in the US
FIRST I WILL TAKE WINS
This one looks like an early RPM rod, the early ones had a straight cut at the wrist pin end and parallel side cuts on the shank, later rods used more complicated CNC programming and had tapered shank and orbiting cuts around the wristpin and crank pin. So my vote is it is an early RPM rod.
 
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