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Old 05-16-2010, 06:32 PM
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Default Lunati rotating assembly 58x? Any other kits better for similar price?

I am looking for a 58x, balanced stroker kit for a 408 iron block with dished pistons and i-beams (I think....whichever is the stronger, h or i). I like the lunati kits since they are rated for my power goals and I have heard good things, but they appear to be 24x. Can they be ordered 58x? Also, are there any other kits out there that would work just as well for similar prices? I went to the Texas Speed site, and they have several options, but I cannot determine their power capabilty improvements as I upgrade the parts list.

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Texas Speed has a good deal on a 408 rotating assembly, $1699 before balancing and includes chamfered bearings for the assembly. They include Wiseco or Diamond pistons and Callies rods and crank.
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What would the compstar crank, compstar rods, and Wiseco dished pistons be good for in regards to HP/rpm (approx)? That would be a very reasonably-priced kit.

If I upgraded to Dragonslayer crank and Oliver rods, what would be the HP/rpm rating (approx)? Would it be OK to stick with the Wiseco pistons or should I go to IBF Diamonds (or something else) at that point?
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call shawn at virginia speed..... callies dragon slayer 1500hp rating.....comp star hd i beams 1500hp .......and je can have a custon set of pistions cut for your motor in 3 weekks.
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What's the compstar crank good for? I really don't need 1500hp, but 1000hp would be nice.
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Originally Posted by general23cmp
What's the compstar crank good for? I really don't need 1500hp, but 1000hp would be nice.
we've use the compstar at 1000hp-as long as it's not a standing mile car,it'll be fine.
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Lunati is the most money but if you go i-beam rods it will all be american made. That was important to me but not to most people. I think the i-beam rod is rated for over 1500 hp. Their h-beam is a china rod. That way they have something lower cost like calies and eagle. I just ordered a rotating assembly for my ls454 from them and aslo built a 434 and 416 from them. If you have questions talk to jeff at Lunati.
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Originally Posted by Shawn @ VA Speed
we've use the compstar at 1000hp-as long as it's not a standing mile car,it'll be fine.
why is that?
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You also tell lunati or who you order your crank from 24 or 58 tooth reluctor wheel.




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