Low $ stroker kit
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Someone here mentioned an impeding release of a less expensive stroker crank for the LS1s. For most street/strip applications a cast crank is fine.
Its sad when the LT1 guys can buy a stroker crank for $200, and the cheapest LS1 stroker is $1650.
Its sad when the LT1 guys can buy a stroker crank for $200, and the cheapest LS1 stroker is $1650.
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...one post here reported a broken/defective reluctor wheel on a new Callies crank....
SDPC also said they can get a 4.125 version for $200 more....
SDPC also said they can get a 4.125 version for $200 more....
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Someone here mentioned an impeding release of a less expensive stroker crank for the LS1s. For most street/strip applications a cast crank is fine.
Its sad when the LT1 guys can buy a stroker crank for $200, and the cheapest LS1 stroker is $1650.
Its sad when the LT1 guys can buy a stroker crank for $200, and the cheapest LS1 stroker is $1650.
Oh well... maybe in four or five years we'll see competitive pricing.