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The rods say Brooks 65 on 1 set and on the other set it says Brooks 88. The rods are real nice and was wanting to See who makes them. I cant find anything on them.

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Ok you should be able to view them.

They are Brooks brand.

 

The Brooks 65 rods are 6.5". They sell for like 750-800 new.

 

The Brooks 88 rods should be anywhere from 7.07"-7.23". They sell for about 650-700 a set, new.

 

 

VERY good product. I've seen 1500hp+ motors running Brooks rods without a single issue. Top Alcohol cars run these things all day long, and I've seen 2500hp drag boats make 50+ passes on those rods. In a street vehicle, they'd be practically indestructible. They are from Anaheim, CA and have been making rods since the mid 80's, I believe.

 

Edit: I just read that they went out of business in 2010... Something about money troubles... That's too bad... :shrugani:

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Man I got a heck of a deal on them then, I paid 400 bucks for both sets. I guess I will just lock them up in the garage lol. Thanks for the info on them.

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Are they used or brand new?

 

If they're used, they might not be worth much. Since they are used in high-revving high horsepower motors they tend to stretch, so measure each one against the others, and see if you get any difference. If they're brand new, sell em now... Much longer and people will forget about Brooks.

Posted (edited)

Yea they are brand new, never been in a engine. What would you ask for both sets?

Edited by BansheeBoy347
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Well, it's unlikely that you'll find someone who wants both sets, since they will be for two different motors... I think if you want to sell them quick, advertise them on the right sites, and I'd start at $700 a set.

 

There's some die-hard Brooks guys out there, and certain builders that would ONLY use Brooks.

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I was just wanting to make sure if these are for a BBC before I sell them. Because I think they are for a BBC.

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