Who have good 306 Rotating Kits

Slow5.0

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I looking for good 306 Rotating Kits (crankshaft,rods,pistons,rings and rod/main bearings)
I will run stock block with .030 over and plan is get low compression pistons because i will run turbo with 8-12psi of boost
I looking for something good but not expensive because i'm on budget

This motor will be in daily driven Stang ,its not weekend warrior or race car
Its street Stang

 

Grn92LX

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Use the stock crank and rods but have the rods resized for arp rod bolts. Get a probe forged dish piston. Have the parts checked and machined as needed. No sense buying a forged 306 assembly when the block will crack before the stoc crank breaks. Or get a good crank and rod but use the stock crank.

 

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See i hate but from many different places and try make them work together

How about ballanced stock crankshaft and get aftermarket rods and pistons ???

 

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Ernie you can buy a good piston and rod combo and use the stock crank then have the assembly balanced with your flywheel and balancer.

 

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I know thats good idea, but i don't know how good is my stock crank shaft because i have some vibrations pass 5k rpms only when i rev up in neutral, its not flywheel because its brand new and harmonis ballancer is good aftermarket one (no rubber) ,its have to be crank ,but we will see how good is cranksfatf after i take motor apart

Anyone know good piston/rod kit and price too ???
DSS is out of game because those oiling problems people have