Jeep Strokers

KB pistons are designed to be used with a pressed fit piston pin in the rod. I guess they could be used in an eagle rod if the pistons had a groove for a lock. HMMM? Anyone know if the KB pistons have lock grooves?

The KBs do not have lock grooves.

I'm probably going to order these pistons.

Just a review.... I ordered pistons (KB944s in .06 over)and a timing chain set from CNC Motorsports. It took about a 1.5 weeks to get the pistons direct from KB. Not bad. However, I had to order 2 timing chains to get the right one, but the frist one was non-returnable. All in all, the sales rep was helpful, shipping was quick, and the second timing chain was purchased at cost to offset the first.
-Will

If they sent me the wrong one, wouldn't accept a return and refused to send the correct one out 100% free I would file a BBB complaint and stop payment with my credit card company...

Concur. If you ordered the wrong part, you now have a spare. However, if they sent you the wrong part, they'd darn well better take it back, unless you drilled holes in it in the interim.

The situation all around sucked. I wasn't about to start a pissing match with em cause i hadn't got my pistons in the mail yet, but 1) i now have a spare chain set and 2) they sold me the double roller at cost. So.....Any one need a standard chain set?!
-Will

Too bad this price is still not available... Has anyone found a better price than their current $426.95?

Thanks

If you have a friend at a machine shop, s/he can order direct from KB and get them at wholesale(at least that's what they told me before they were released).

$426.95 is still a good deal. It is at or below jobber and a $100 off summit. I traded mine for some rocker arms for a big B-1 motor...lol

You could have a custom set made for $475.00 from www.bulltear.com

dwg86 wrote:You could have a custom set made for $475.00 from http://www.bulltear.com

this is my plan, on the early runs there will be grooves cut for free....