Eagle Ford 351 Clevor 4.000in Crank 6.200in I-Beam Rods -3cc 4.060in Pistons Rotating Assembly

This Eagle Ford 351 Clevor rotating assembly is a complete package designed to form the heart of a high-performance engine build. It includes a 4.000-inch stroke crankshaft, 6.200-inch I-beam connecting rods, and pistons with a -3cc dish for a 4.060-inch bore. This assembly is a popular choice for enthusiasts looking to build a powerful Ford engine, often referred to as a 'Clevor' when combining Cleveland heads with a 351 Windsor block. It offers a solid foundation for builds aiming for significant horsepower increases.

The crankshaft in this assembly is forged from high-strength steel, providing the durability needed to handle increased cylinder pressures and RPMs. The I-beam connecting rods are also forged, offering a strong and reliable link between the pistons and the crankshaft. These rods are designed to withstand the stresses of performance driving. The included pistons are cast aluminum and feature a -3cc dish, which helps achieve a specific compression ratio when paired with compatible cylinder heads and a chosen gasket. The 4.060-inch bore size is standard for many 351 Windsor-based builds, making this a direct fit for many popular engine blocks. Eagle is known for producing well-built internal engine components, and this rotating assembly reflects that reputation, offering a balanced and matched set of parts for a smoother engine build process.

When undertaking a performance engine build of this caliber, it's important to ensure all supporting components are up to the task. This includes proper balancing of the entire rotating assembly, selecting appropriate camshafts, cylinder heads, and a robust valvetrain. While this assembly provides the core components, careful attention to detail during assembly and the selection of complementary parts will be crucial for achieving your desired performance goals and ensuring long-term reliability. Please note that this assembly is not CARB approved and cannot be shipped to California.