Eagle Small Block Chevy Street & Strip Rotating Assembly [383 ci, 2 Piece Rear Main Seal]
356-B15404E030
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Chevy 350 Small Block 2pc Seal Balanced Rotating Assemblies
B15404E030 Features:
- Cast Crankshaft
- 168 Tooth Flexplate
- Harmonic Balancer
- 2.100 in. Rod Journals
- Silvolite Cast Pistons
- Plasma-Moly Standard Gap Rings
- King SI Connecting Rod & Main Bearings
- 3/8 in. ARP 8740 Connecting Rod Bolts
- For use up to 500 horsepower (HP)
Notes:
- If using a stock block, all Eagle 383 rotating assemblies require minor block clearing
- If you require a different flexplate, flywheel, or balancer new components will need to be purchased separately.
Specifications:
How much do I have to bore my stock 350 block for this kit to work? And should I buy a 4 bolt main block?
Approximate compression ratio with 70 cc heads? I'm trying to get about 10-1. Also how much block clearing, would I need to put it on my mill or is it something I can do with a hand grinder? Thanks
Are these cranks drilled for a pilot bushing? What flywheel should I use? Will the assembly need to be rebalanced?
what head gasket would I need to use with this rotating assembly and 64cc heads to achieve 9.0:1 compression?
Could I get this with 10 10 bearings
The kit has a picture of the fly wheel but then mentions it does not include in kit so which one is it does it or doesn’t it come with the kit ?
How many Rpm is this kit rated for
What kind of compression will i have with this kit using 64cc aluminum heads?
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