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Old 07-24-2017, 07:25 PM
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Default 565 Forged Rotating Assy, Ohio Crank, Manley Rods, Wiseco Pistons - $1,000. Norwalk
Approx. 1,500 street miles and 20 strip passes.

Ohio forged 4.75 stroke crank. Omicron polished(has mirror finish) and ion plasma nitrided. Std, Std with a fresh polish. 3.00 mains

Manley 6.7 rods

Wiseco pistons. Dished 6cc for CV1 heads. Pistons are scuffed from a roller lifter explosing sending some shrapnel through the motor.

$1,000. Will separate if interest. Norwalk delivery possible.I have over $3,000 in this set up. Unreal torque with this set up in my street car.

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What is the bore? Never mind, i have a 3.25" Main block.

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Oops. 4.35 bore.

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Hooter- just curious....will the cv1 pistons allow use of conventional heads?

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Hooter- just curious....will the cv1 pistons allow use of conventional heads?
Pretty sure with the single intake relief these are CV-1 only. For reference, the crank was $1,300 with all the work done on it and the rods I think $700 as they have the better bolts in them. For $1,000, the crank and rods are a steal. Counterweights on the crank were also cut to clear the piston skirts

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Sold pending Norwalk pickup, cash and a Stag beer. Thanks Calvin.

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