[jaywill]

4 a 496 build up?

 

[wark67]

I would go 6.385" so that you can have it internally balanced

 

[Guest]

You need the 1/4" longer rods to keep the pistons from hitting the counterweights at BDC! I found out the hard way w/ my thumb rods..

pdq67

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[jaywill]

thanks ,guys:thumbsup:

 

[dgrobels]

if its super low budget you can use the stock rods

I have a cast steel gen v 1 piece for sale never used still inthe box eagle crank if interested, I got a supercharger and no longer need it, I also have a gen v 4 bolt main block that is clean and magged ready for machine shop

and a stock crank all needs to go

everything checked out fine and is ready for a oem or wild build if anyoneis interetsed let me know in a PM

 

[Guest]

"if its super low budget you can use the stock rods"

No!

You will have to cam-cut the crank's counterweights and then heavi-metal balance it so the backyard overhaul job goes right out the window.

That's why I posted what happened to me.

Been there, then had to pay Lunati to fix it later so I could use it b/c I flat didn't listen when Lunati told me to use at least 1/4" longer rods!!

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