Eagle Chevy 327 SJ 3.000in Crank 2.300in Main 6.125in H-Beam 6.3cc 4.000in Pistons Rotating Assembly

Eagle is well-known for building robust engine components, and this competition rotating assembly is a prime example of their commitment to performance. If you're putting together a high-performance Chevy 327 Small Journal engine, especially for racing applications, this assembly is designed to handle the stress. It includes everything you need to get your short block built with strong, reliable parts that can stand up to demanding use.

At the heart of this assembly is a 3.000-inch stroke forged 4340 crankshaft, chosen for its strength and durability under high loads. The main journals are sized at 2.300 inches, specific to the Small Journal 327 block. Connecting the crank to the pistons are 6.125-inch H-beam connecting rods, known for their solid construction and ability to handle significant horsepower. These rods are secured with 7/16-inch ARP 8740 bolts, a popular choice for their reliability in high-stress engine builds. The assembly also comes with 4.000-inch bore, 6.3cc dome pistons from ICON, made from forged 2618 aluminum for a good balance of strength and weight. These pistons are paired with plasma-moly file-fit rings, allowing for precise gap setting to match your engine's specific needs. To round out the package, King XP rod and main bearings are included, offering excellent performance and longevity for your build.

This rotating assembly is intended for competition use and is not CARB approved, meaning it cannot be shipped to California. It's a comprehensive package for anyone serious about building a powerful and durable engine for racing, nitrous, or forced induction applications.