eagle forged crank
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eagle forged crank
i just recieved my eagle forged crank for my small block 400. when i ordered it the guy on the phone wasnt sure if it is internally or externally balanced and he says there is only one kind of crank available for that engine. i matched it up to my old crank and it looks almosty identical to my old crank so is there any difference between the two. and can i use one in place of the other i am so confused someone please help
thanks in advance :confused:
thanks in advance :confused:
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Re: eagle forged crank (vette406)
Pretty sure Eagle makes both internal and externally balanced forged crnks, machine shop that does your motor will know what it is
Most common would be externally balanced meaning you have to use 400 balancer and flexplate\flywheel:D
[Modified by MotorHead, 12:29 AM 8/3/2003]
Most common would be externally balanced meaning you have to use 400 balancer and flexplate\flywheel:D
[Modified by MotorHead, 12:29 AM 8/3/2003]
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Re: eagle forged crank (vette406)
"The guy" you spoke to is, frankly, a retard.
Get the part number from the crank, go to Eagle's WWW site and search for it. that will tell you exactly what it is.
Get the part number from the crank, go to Eagle's WWW site and search for it. that will tell you exactly what it is.
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Re: eagle forged crank (vette406)
I just bought a Eagle 3.75 forged crank and it has 350 mains and is int balanced. All the forged Eagle cranks listed in Summit's catalog are int balanced including the ones with 400 mains.
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Re: eagle forged crank (Fevre)
I would venture to say an internally balanced crank would be WAY more expensive than a standard externally balanced crank due to the heavy metal slugs.Can't justify the expense IMO.