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Old 02-23-2012, 07:04 PM
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so im about to start ordering parts and i thought i would ask you guys some questions. the rotating assembly that i want to order is an Eagle 4340 forged crank, Eagle H beam 4340 rods and Wiseco -3cc flat top pistons. will this be a solid rotating assembly or should i step up to K1 crank and rods or maybe something else. also i have ideas of running 11:1 compression ratio. what do you guys think of my bottom end?
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Sounds like a solid bottom end I used an eagle rotating Assy in my 383 build and love the way everything went together, a buddy of mine ordered a 383 from cnc motorsports that used the same eagle rotating Assy I used and is running strong in his scca car making just over 400 rwhp on 93 octane at 11:1 comp.
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well that is some good news. im hoping to make a bit more power than that but i dont know if its possible. i was reading an article in Car Craft that had a 383 making 595 at the flywheel.
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it sounds good to me
i believe eagle has stepped it up a notch or two
in their quality in the last few years.

dont forget to balance the assembly
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the shop thats boring out my block will be balancing it as well. i guess the next step is figuring out what heads and cam would best fit my engine and truck.
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sounds great i personally used scat hbeam rods cause they were at a great price
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Originally Posted by greasemykey
the shop thats boring out my block will be balancing it as well. i guess the next step is figuring out what heads and cam would best fit my engine and truck.
what size converter u plan on running?
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which ever works best with my new cam. i was looking at a circle d 3000 but it all depends on my cams needs
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Originally Posted by greasemykey
which ever works best with my new cam. i was looking at a circle d 3000 but it all depends on my cams needs
if u wanna make 500 hp u will need a pretty big cam and prolly 3600 stall
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im guessing a highway commute to work every once in a while will be interesting then.


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