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Old 11-17-2009, 12:26 PM
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Default Has anyone used a crank from Ohio Crankshaft?

I am looking for any information on the company

I was looking at 4340 BBC 4.250" stroke crankshaft. Who makes it?

http://www.ohiocrank.com/chevybb_cranks.html
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their made in china! But then again all but bryant are made in cina..i believe the lower grade 4340 is made by cat out of california is what ive been told..
just remember cheep is not always good! the nicer the nice the higher the price..


http://www.catpep.com/catproducts/cr...Crankshaft.asp

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I beleave callies are made in the USA.
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The Callies compstar is thier budget crank and is made offshore, and finish grinding is done by callies. They are pretty affordable cranks, and I was told by Sunset race engines that they have used them up to 1000hp with great results.
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Lunati has them and they advertise as being 100% U.S. made.http://www.summitracing.com/parts/LUN-BP425IN/
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That was my first choice the Callies compstar.
I building a pair of 496's strokers and would be happy with
450HP

I wonder if the crank they advertise is Cast Steel? Or forged steel from China?
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Howard's are also forged in the U.S. and ground by Callies.
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Sunset had nothing but good things to say about the compstar. They and I would prefer to use a dragonslayer or a magnum from callies, but compstar fit in the budget. Callies does a first rate job grinding cranks, and i feel they would not risk their name on a crank if the quality was sub-par.
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I bought a Magnum last year and was told it was forged in Japan, just like the one I bought in 1999. Their opinion, best steel comes from Japan...
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Originally Posted by 1BIGJIM
That was my first choice the Callies compstar.
I building a pair of 496's strokers and would be happy with
450HP

I wonder if the crank they advertise is Cast Steel? Or forged steel from China?
If you are only looking to get 450 HP why bother stroking?
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