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Old 08-01-2012, 10:01 AM
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Anyone have experience with 1000hp worthy rotating assemblies?

Size combo? brand? Who to stay away from?
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a stock crank can hold that power if turbo, I wouldn't push it that far with a blower, callies, k1 tech, lunati really any good name brand rod/crank,
a 365/370 is what I would prefer as its less stress on the pistons with out the extra stroke, I personally dont like the stroker kits as they seem to shave pistons in SOME case, not all but just another problem that could arise
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is that 1000fwhp or rwhp?
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Originally Posted by 9sectruck
a stock crank can hold that power if turbo, I wouldn't push it that far with a blower, callies, k1 tech, lunati really any good name brand rod/crank,
a 365/370 is what I would prefer as its less stress on the pistons with out the extra stroke, I personally dont like the stroker kits as they seem to shave pistons in SOME case, not all but just another problem that could arise
Yeah, this is a YSI setup
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Originally Posted by +badss+
is that 1000fwhp or rwhp?
Good question ... consider it fwhp, this is a YSI setup

Just looking for what combos are working for people.

I'm guessing there has to be a good parts formula for this power level.
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well im using callies dragonslayer crank compstar rods with arp2000 rod bolts and diamond custom forged pistons, I should put down 770+ rwhp but if/when i upgrade the heads and intake setup it should handle 900-1000rwhp if that helps
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and the engine is balanced and blueprinted which it should always be if trying for higher hp engine.
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Callies forged rotating assymbly would do it for sure with some arp bolts
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eagle crank and rods here w/ wiesco pistons... 1020 rwhp on a standing mile car. Everyone seems to bag on the eagle stuff, but if you have it checked/machined for proper clearances, it will work fine.

The rotating assembly has seen prob 15-20 standing mile runs anywhere between 170-200 mph. This is WOT for 30 seconds at a time holding it until 6500rpms for a VERY long time!
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and im not saying that other brands arent better, If I had the money of course I would have used callies parts, but it was just out of the budget at the time
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Talk to AES i just talked with brayn for short block to handle 1200hp for my street car.
they are great guys to deal with.
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i ran stock crank and howards from 2005 to today without fuss from them.
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I used Kurt urban for my short block he built a very nice piece it's a 402 very good to deal with and answerd any questions I had



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