hmmmm, if I were in aussie I'd grab that
(assuming 3.48" stroke)
seems to be a lack of supply here in NZ
Yeh, probably a bit much for shipping hey. Yes, it's 3.48" stroke (355).
whats the go with 5.7chev rods and 383 pistons?? noones ever mentioned to me about chev parts used for the stroker...not even the machinist i was talkin to. Any chance u could give me more of a run down of the finer details and so forth?? thanks
....how much u chasing for the crank? how much runtime has it had?
I thought i'd been through this many, many times on here, but i'll go again.
If you buy a Holden 355 stroker crank with Chev rod journals, you can use off the shelf 350 Chev 5.7" rods which are obviously cheaper and you can buy any rod you want for a Chev. Then you can just run an off the shelf 383 Chev stroker piston (1.425" pin/compression height) which again, are cheap and easy to get.
That's the reason i'm only selling the Holden 355 crank, i have rods and pistons for a 355 Holden, but considering the rods and pistons are the same as a 383 Chev, i'm hanging on to them to build my Chev.
If you get a crank that has Holden rod journals, you are pretty much limited to the factory Holden rods and ACL or custom made pistons. Obviously it's a hell of a lot cheaper to run Chev rods and pistons.
As for my crank, it's brand new, still in the box. I'm chasing $450 for it.