Eagle 4.10 vs Callies 4.125
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Eagle 4.10 vs Callies 4.125
As the title states, I'm looking for input and opinions on these 2 cranks.
I'm having an LS2 stroker built and was told today that the 4.10 Eagle is not currently available, due to problems. So I either go back to a 402 LS2 or go to a Callies to get the 415 motor that I wanted.
It kind of screws up the custom pistons we had ordered too. I guess I should be glad it never made it into my motor.
Is the Callies worth the extra $600 and is it a better quality crank than the Eagle?
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Rampant
I'm having an LS2 stroker built and was told today that the 4.10 Eagle is not currently available, due to problems. So I either go back to a 402 LS2 or go to a Callies to get the 415 motor that I wanted.
It kind of screws up the custom pistons we had ordered too. I guess I should be glad it never made it into my motor.
Is the Callies worth the extra $600 and is it a better quality crank than the Eagle?
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Rampant
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The Eagle crank is fine. It may require a little more work from the engine builder but no where near $600 worth. I've got a friend that's an engine builder with a serious race car. It runs mid 5's in the 1/8th with an eagle crank and rods.
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personally, I'd spend the extra for the Callies just for peace of mind.
not like the Eagle is gonna blow up considering even a stock crank is prolly good for 1000hp but I dont want little issues when my engine is being put together.
not like the Eagle is gonna blow up considering even a stock crank is prolly good for 1000hp but I dont want little issues when my engine is being put together.