2.3 stroker build. Rod hits block!????? (PICS)

[DeadlyAKrunna47]

OK im building a 2.3 stroker 6bolt using wiseso stroker pistons, eagle H rods, and oem 100mm crank. I put number 2 and 3 rod/piston in the block and number 3 is hitting the block??? I have never heard of this?

I could die grind it out, but i hope there is no oil passage right there.

What do you guys think? has this happend to anyone else?

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[viperlp01]

Grind it.. Very common on 6 bolt strokers. I actually use a file to make the clearance.

 

[JacksonAuto]

Typical with all strokers. You'll want to remove the crank and bearings, grind the clearance then final wash the block again to eliminate all of the shavings.