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01-30-2007, 12:00 AM
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I also just received an Eagle stroker kit for a 455. Yes, the kit is nice.It also has BBC H-beam rods, SRP forged 4032 pistons (available only through Eagle), Perfect Circle file fit moly race rings, coated clevite bearings. The crank is a cast steel unit with BBC rod journal sizing, 4.250" stroke . Haven't gotten to the crank yet but I did have to hone all the pin bushings as the pins wouldn't go in, let alone float. I would buy one again and still check all the critical dimensions.
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