347 Stroker Kit! Where to buy?

doobsstang

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Anyone have any good suggestions? I have looked around the net for awhile and found some good places. I just would like some more suggestions and advice when buying a kit. Where did you buy yours and why? Answers to those kinds of questions will help me a lot. Like I said I am going with a 347 Stroker, I am leaning toward a SCAT 4340 Forged Kit. Thanks.

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Yobi1Kanobi

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Pro Power has good quality kits for a good price

 

Killercanary

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http://www.kskustoms.com

Contact Kevin for the best service and prices on Scat rotating assemblies. I bought all my stuff from him and I couldn't have been happier with the pricing and service he provided. I'm running the scat 4340 forged setup in my new combo.

 

diablostang

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I've got a scat/eagle setup for sale...

68 302 block
Scat 347 crank
Eagle 5.4 H beam rods
Ross Forged .030 over pistons
Canton 7 Qt Oilpan w/deep pickup

Ported TW heads avail. PM me for more details

 

trav_19

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dont get a cast crank...thats my only advice...if you want it to last.

 

diablostang

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trav_19 said:

dont get a cast crank...thats my only advice...if you want it to last.

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Depends on what your plans are for the engine.. If you're going for forced induction with more than 7 lbs of boost, then it'd be a good idea to get a forged. 150 shot of Nitrous, or under 7 lbs of boost will do fine.

 

Yobi1Kanobi

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There isnt anything wrong with nodular cranks they are stronger than stock and lighter than forged. But again they arent as strong as the forged but hell it depends on your plans hell if you still run the stock block.

 

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igotyofire

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othertimes this question has popped up ive also see many mention http://www.adperformance.com/

 

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mkkoller717

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Try CNC Motorsports, they sell complete rotating assemblies (Prof. Products balancer + sfi flexplate-little more for flywheel) forged scat crank & rods:

http://www.cnc-motorsports.com/product.asp?ProdID=16291&CtgID=9460