forged stock crank; mains .020 rods .030... worth buying or cut too deep?
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forged stock crank; mains .020 rods .030... worth buying or cut too deep?
title says it all. fairly inexpensive and nobody is jumping to buy it. a new cast steel eagle can be had for the same price. scat 25 bucks more.
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20/30 if all it is needed is fine just be aware that you wont be able to cut it much more if needed in the future.
But like said, if it needs work plus the original asking price you may be better off going new.
But like said, if it needs work plus the original asking price you may be better off going new.
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i don,t know what you are building but i can tell you that there are a lot of 500hp and less bbc out there with cast cranks.i just bought a scat cast crank for my sea ray cruiser that will be about 350 hp.it list for about 270. bucks.for a marine application 450 hp would be my limit with a cast crank and under 5400 rpm.as already stated,pass on the 20/30 cut crank if for a marine engine.btw,you should get the pistons&rods monday or tuesday at the latest.
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I used cast Scats in my 420's because the cut forged cranks seemed to assist in giving me issues, never had issue again after new cranks, they were about 440hp and 5200rpm.... stop about there...
and DO NOT buy cranks that were not machined my someone you know and trust, biggest reason they may not have checked to see if they are straight...
and DO NOT buy cranks that were not machined my someone you know and trust, biggest reason they may not have checked to see if they are straight...