Forged rotating assembly
Forged rotating assembly
SOLD!!!!!!!!!!
Just a little over 1000 miles on all parts.
Gm forged steel crank...part number 14088532. 3.48" stroke. Crank has been turned .010" on both the rods and mains.
4.030" TRW forged pistons (L2403N) and STOCKrods with ARP rod bolts.
$450 shipped or....
$190 shipped for crank
$315 shipped for pistons/rods




Just a little over 1000 miles on all parts.
Gm forged steel crank...part number 14088532. 3.48" stroke. Crank has been turned .010" on both the rods and mains.
4.030" TRW forged pistons (L2403N) and STOCKrods with ARP rod bolts.
$450 shipped or....
$190 shipped for crank
$315 shipped for pistons/rods




Last edited by marshall93z; Nov 22, 2007 at 05:42 PM.
Re: Forged rotating assembly
Very interested, money in hand, can you post a pic of the crank with it flipped over and closer pics of the rod bearings?
Id assume you could not use the bearing you have in them now since it was turned .10 over?
Id assume you could not use the bearing you have in them now since it was turned .10 over?
Last edited by YZF/LS1 Freak; Oct 17, 2006 at 01:37 AM.
Re: Forged rotating assembly
Just flipped over 180º?? To see the other side of it?
I have no clue why you would want to use the same bearings that came out of the motor?!
Re: Forged rotating assembly
Nevermind on the rod bearings, does not matter since the cank is turned DUH.
Yeah just rotate it so I I can see the other side. Have you been keeping with it standing vertical or laying on its side.
Rings all look good?
What ARP rod bolts are those? Rods forged or just the OEM's?
You said forged pistons and rods so I just wanted to make sure.
Can you also take a pic of the crank just in front of the crank gear? It looks like it MIGHT be a little chewed up, or could be just normal wear and tear.
Yeah just rotate it so I I can see the other side. Have you been keeping with it standing vertical or laying on its side.
Rings all look good?
What ARP rod bolts are those? Rods forged or just the OEM's?
You said forged pistons and rods so I just wanted to make sure.
Can you also take a pic of the crank just in front of the crank gear? It looks like it MIGHT be a little chewed up, or could be just normal wear and tear.
Last edited by YZF/LS1 Freak; Oct 17, 2006 at 04:38 PM.
Re: Forged rotating assembly
Nevermind on the rod bearings, does not matter since the cank is turned DUH.
Yeah just rotate it so I I can see the other side. Have you been keeping with it standing vertical or laying on its side.
Rings all look good?
What ARP rod bolts are those? Rods forged or just the OEM's?
You said forged pistons and rods so I just wanted to make sure.
Can you also take a pic of the crank just in front of the crank gear? It looks like it MIGHT be a little chewed up, or could be just normal wear and tear.
Yeah just rotate it so I I can see the other side. Have you been keeping with it standing vertical or laying on its side.
Rings all look good?
What ARP rod bolts are those? Rods forged or just the OEM's?
You said forged pistons and rods so I just wanted to make sure.
Can you also take a pic of the crank just in front of the crank gear? It looks like it MIGHT be a little chewed up, or could be just normal wear and tear.
It's been standing vertical for the last couple years.
Rings?? Didn't know that you would/could re-use them, but yeah.....only ~1000 miles or so on them.
Not positive which bolts they are. Rods, at the time(~1996), were an upgrade from the stock 94 rods. I have no clue what they are, but they look ALOT like my 93 rods....only thicker.
There are some gashes and galding on the snout, but I don't see where that would affect a hub going on there.
Here are your pics.....




