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getrdunn 03-30-2009 09:05 PM

496 - Cast stroker cranks?????
 
Are there any cast stroker cranks out on the water. I was looking at an upgrade for an individual and the subject came up regarding as to whether they would hold up or not. If so what brand is the best deal. Considering the RPM's under 5400 and HP to be no more than 575 HP. These are for 454 CI

Thanks for your input.

John

Griff 03-31-2009 01:22 AM

You need to used forged for that rpm and HP anyway. You can get a complete stroker kit from Ateco for about 2k.

getrdunn 03-31-2009 07:51 PM

Forged crank
 
Thank Grif,
Any others out there with a cast or story behind one let me know.
thanks,
John

getrdunn 03-31-2009 08:35 PM

Spending a lot later
 

Originally Posted by Jeff P31 (Post 2833513)
Not sure why you would even think of using a cast crank. You may save a little now but you will spend a lot later. :drink:


I understand completely what you are saying and would more than likely go forged steel however the question still remains - Are there many people out there that have grenaded 496's with cast cranks. That is what I'm really looking for. I've have built many engines most with steel cranks however several with cast cranks as well for others who were on a budget. I have yet to hear of any of them breaking.

I noticed there is several cast stoker cranks on the market. Why do they even sell them if there going to break. Or what is there intended use?

mike tkach 03-31-2009 08:38 PM

scat sais their cast steel crank is good to 700 hp,but i won,t do it.spend a little more&get the forged crank.:cool-smiley-027:

spazboz 03-31-2009 08:43 PM

getrdunn, I have a friend that has a pair of forged 496 stroker cranks used, std. std. I will see if he wants to sell them yet. He also has his cams and valve-train that he used in that motor to make 650 hp.

getrdunn 03-31-2009 08:56 PM

496's
 

Originally Posted by spazboz (Post 2833542)
getrdunn, I have a friend that has a pair of forged 496 stroker cranks used, std. std. I will see if he wants to sell them yet. He also has his cams and valve-train that he used in that motor to make 650 hp.

That would be great. Be sure and let me know as soon as you can.

I'll hold off on moving forard until I at least hear from you.

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mike tkach 03-31-2009 09:27 PM


Originally Posted by getrdunn (Post 2833528)
I understand completely what you are saying and would more than likely go forged steel however the question still remains - Are there many people out there that have grenaded 496's with cast cranks. That is what I'm really looking for. I've have built many engines most with steel cranks however several with cast cranks as well for others who were on a budget. I have yet to hear of any of them breaking.

I noticed there is several cast stoker cranks on the market. Why do they even sell them if there going to break. Or what is there intended use?

for a street car they are probibally ok,but as you know the marine engine gets run harder most of the time,i don,t know anybody who has used a cast crank in a 496.my thinking is to use a forged crank,because if the cast one brakes,it will take out a lot of other[expensive] parts.just mo.02 worth.:ernaehrung004:

getrdunn 03-31-2009 09:41 PM

thanks mike. if there is any out there let me know.


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