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Old 02-05-2004, 10:24 AM
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Ap-engineering Cheap Street 409 Iron Block

Eagle H Beam Connecting Rods
Eagle 4.0 Inch Stroker Crank
Diamond Proselect Pistons (flat Tops Or Dish)
Diamond Proselect Rings
Federal Mogul Main Bearings
Clevite Rod Bearings
Arp Main Studs
Balanced
Machined / Honed W/deck Plates
Blueprinted & Assembled
Total - $3619.00

* Core Charge For Block - $550.00

Please call if you have any questions....

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Old 02-05-2004, 10:50 AM
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Wow, thats a helluva price for a stroker.
Old 02-05-2004, 12:58 PM
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Yummy!
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sweet deal
Do we get to pick the C/R?
Also what negative's are there using this setup vs a Launti setup?
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You do get to pick a compression ratio to a point. This price has Diamond shelf stock pistons built into it. So you can choose from there on what comp ratio you want. We can do customs but that will bump the price a little. Just let me know what you need and we can go from there.
The difference between Eagle and Lunati.....you are going to get a better crank with the Lunati than you are with the Eagle. Basically for Eagle to make it that much cheaper they have a little less inspection process. There tolerances are going to be a little more on the broad side. Where the Lunati is goiing to be much closer and more consistent. Both are still good cranks and can be used in the same applications.

If you have any other questions please feel free to give us a call.

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What would you recommend for a top end for this set up... please advise... thanks!
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There are a couple of good places on here for heads, our AP-Egineering heads, Jay's heads from Absolute, ect

Lots of choices and options. Give us a call and we can help you sort it out.
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Originally Posted by Brian@AP-Engineering
There are a couple of good places on here for heads, our AP-Egineering heads, Jay's heads from Absolute, ect

Lots of choices and options. Give us a call and we can help you sort it out.
Great price. I cant wait to get mine, Have you recieved any eagle cranks yet?
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Is that an iron block?
Old 02-05-2004, 05:55 PM
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John, your crank should be here tomorrow. Cross your fingers. I did talk to my sales guy at Eagle and he insured me it shipped!!

Levi, it is a iron block.

Thanks,
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John, you can still change to the Callies, he has 7 more now....just thought I'd cause more stress and confusion for you buddy.
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Ya, John it's not to late to switch! Just let me know if Jason talks you into it.

Thanks
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Damn!!!! The Eagle Cranks have brought the price down tremendously. That's lower than most 382ci Stroker packages I have seen.
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Brian, where are you guys located. I have been trying to decide on a set-up and am very interested in this. Please pm me exact details on this motor.
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how much for just a preped block...?

I already bought a callies crank from you, and I have Lunati Pro Billet Rods... waiting on my final cyl head specs to pick custom nitrous pistons...

thanks Jason
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jason,

1200 plus core.

******EDIT : 1200 WITHOUT CORE***************

Originally Posted by T/A Medic
how much for just a preped block...?

I already bought a callies crank from you, and I have Lunati Pro Billet Rods... waiting on my final cyl head specs to pick custom nitrous pistons...

thanks Jason

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How much for the rotating assembly itself? I already have a block, and the hardware.
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2500.oo with off the shelf pistons
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Could that be balanced, and for how much extra? I don't know if you'd need the damper or flywheel/flexplate; I know I needed those for the 383 in my '99 Tahoe.

I'd get that done locally, but it seems like everyone here in NY wants too much money for that. The less I have to visit the machine shop, the better.
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The 2500 eagle kit is balanced for that price.



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