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Old Sep 9, 2004 | 10:32 AM
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Originally posted by Scott
Wouldn't touch Eagle products with a ten foot pole.
Why is that? In the DSM world, they're definitely the low-budget aftermarket rod, but the highest hp known to have been put out on a set of eagles is 920 whp. The Crowers, Pauters, etc are much better pieces, but how does that help when the cheapest (and lightest) rods on the market are good for more power than 99.9999% of the population will put out? Lots of Ross piston/Eagle rod 4g63's out there, it's the most common combo when shooting for more than the 450-500 whp the stock internals can reliably hold.
Old Sep 9, 2004 | 12:44 PM
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Actually most of the raw materials come from over seas for the main companies... like Lunati, and some others. I can find the artical if need be. I read it a LONG time ago.
Old Sep 9, 2004 | 01:18 PM
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I would have no problem running an Eagle crank and rods.

Many of the top manufacturers (not all) get thier forgings from the same places. The differences in cost is usually in the inspection procedures and machining processes.

But of course your not limited to Eagle...there are other reasonably prices cranks...Callies and several others. The point is you can use a $500 block, $150 head castings, $300 intake, and $50 truck manifolds to help offset the cost of such a high HP build. Other things will still cost like the Big Stuff 3 $2200, turbo, intercooler and all the rest of the high dollar stuff.

Overall its a fairly basic setup that could be duplicated by someone with roughly a $15k budget give or take a few thousand.
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Old Sep 9, 2004 | 05:06 PM
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Al you dont get it. scott just hates anything Coastal tells him to hate. ;0

but it is good to see scott isnt instigating anything. now if this was a 470 rwhp forced induction ford, holly sheit! watch out! THAT is one bad mofo.... definately smash a 1300 + hp GM.
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What makes you think you could of keep up with me. Have you ever had that car on a dyno?
Old Sep 9, 2004 | 06:05 PM
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yea i am not real smart. never did well in school like i am sure you did scott. right?

as for me i will stick with great products like Lunati forged cranks...maybe outside of the US
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What makes you think you could of keep up with me. Have you ever had that car on a dyno?
Old Sep 9, 2004 | 06:40 PM
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Originally posted by gator
Al you dont get it. scott just hates anything Coastal tells him to hate. ;0

but it is good to see scott isnt instigating anything. now if this was a 470 rwhp forced induction ford, holly sheit! watch out! THAT is one bad mofo.... definately smash a 1300 + hp GM.
Actually Sam is very nuetral as far as I have seen. Scott is the only one with a corn cobb up his ass half the time. Although Scott you have been better lately.

Scott...I have seen that carbed 347...very neat. But it wasnt done with a $500 stock block, stock intake manifold, stock head castings, and turned around stock truck exhaust manifolds.

Using those parts will save atleast $3000-$4000 dollars or more over having to go towards the aftermarketfor those parts. Making a motor like this more and more accessable to us little folks on a budget.
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