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Old Feb 4, 2012 | 08:07 PM
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First 383 build (2004 LS1 GTO).

1. Will a Eagle 4" stroke crank and 6.125" rods require block clearancing?
2. Would a shop be able to do this at the same time as the cylinder honing(without the rotating assembly installed)?

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Old Feb 4, 2012 | 08:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Torq3r
First 383 build (2004 LS1 GTO).

1. Will a Eagle 4" stroke crank and 6.125" rods require block clearancing?
2. Would a shop be able to do this at the same time as the cylinder honing(without the rotating assembly installed)?

Thanks
1. no. not that i am aware of, but every rox/crank/piston combo is different. i know some 4.100" cranks sometimes require block clearencing.

2. yes they could but if it does need it then they should have the assembly with them for best clearance issues
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Old Feb 4, 2012 | 10:29 PM
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Originally Posted by Torq3r
First 383 build (2004 LS1 GTO).

1. Will a Eagle 4" stroke crank and 6.125" rods require block clearancing?
2. Would a shop be able to do this at the same time as the cylinder honing(without the rotating assembly installed)?

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1. An aluminum block with 4.000" stroke and aftermarket rods will require clearancing.
2. Yes if they're worth taking your stuff to, should not cost more than around $125-150 to have this done if they're already doing the rest of the machine work.
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Old Feb 4, 2012 | 10:58 PM
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Gotta love two conflicting opinions. From the little i've been able to find I do think it needs clearancing. Anyone else able to step in and clear everything up for me?
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