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Looking at motor suppliers.. Any one using Dyno-flo engines? And whats everyone think of eagle forged cranks and rods ? dart blocks? Looking at N/A 572 or bigger they have short blocks assembled for 4200 or so. Just wanted everyones opion.
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http://www.offshoreonlyclassifieds.c...o24360-en.html
They will put the sting back in your stinger!
Nice boat
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I have seen there stuff as well, eagle cranks and rods, w.dart blocks are very good, IF all the machine work done properly when assembled...thats the million $ question, I had my 482 apart 3 times getting the clearances right...Rob
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While I am not a proffessional engine builder, my .02 says that Eagle parts are on the lower end of available internals. They are prices cheaper for a reason. I understand they are heavy and are of a lower grade steel. If your intensions are to build an engine to beat the hell out of, I would recommend a Callies crank , Lunati ProMod rods. Dart blocks are top of the line, no troubles there.
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While I am not a proffessional engine builder, my .02 says that Eagle parts are on the lower end of available internals. They are prices cheaper for a reason. I understand they are heavy and are of a lower grade steel. If your intensions are to build an engine to beat the hell out of, I would recommend a Callies crank , Lunati ProMod rods. Dart blocks are top of the line, no troubles there.
Are you building a supercharged 565? Are you going to put that in the Convincor?
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Rob,
No I am not. If you are refferring to the question and answer posted in this months HotBoat... I never sent in that question. I did post it here on OSO. The thread was highjacked over to HotBoat Magazine.
http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/s...ht=565+whipple
I was kicking the idea of a Whippled 565, but decided not to. I am building an NA 565 for a spare.
No I am not. If you are refferring to the question and answer posted in this months HotBoat... I never sent in that question. I did post it here on OSO. The thread was highjacked over to HotBoat Magazine.
http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/s...ht=565+whipple
I was kicking the idea of a Whippled 565, but decided not to. I am building an NA 565 for a spare.
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I have a 572 NA that they built 730hp and no problems as of yet after 10 hours. The only issue I had was their wait time was quoted at 6 weeks I ended up waiting almost 10 weeks. That was ok because it gave me time to get the rigging cleaned up.
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