Ive put together a B20 block with B16A head. The Eagle H beam rods have no oiler holes for throwing oil towards the pistons. I called Eagle and they said that I didn't need them. The B16 block had oilers drilled into the block but the B20 doesn't. It still sits in the back of my mind that this doesn't sound right. I talked to someone else and they said that enough oil would be thrown off the crank to get to the pistons and that the oilers on the B16 block were to cool the pistons. Any thoughts about this. I have 1000 miles on engine now and runs good. I have been reading a lot of posts but no discusion on this.

 

i like how u do ur research after assembling and running ur ----

i dought it matters really
if it does then ull know soon enough

 

It will be fine, tons of people run eagle rods, thats just the way they designed them.

 

my eagle H beam rods has oiler holes for the wrist pins. the block should also have oil squirters, unless the b16 rods are different