I'm in the process of rebuilding, most everything will be performance and i will add turbo. But I really havent come accross any web sites that sell crankshafts for our car, howell has one, but i really dont feel like forking over $1300 for one part :nuts, anyone have some suggestions? Can i just take it to a shop and have it re-grinded or something similar? Any help is appreciated, thanks.

Originally posted by Nine5eclipse03
anyone have some suggestions? ... Any help is appreciated.

I'd check forums.2gnt.com/dcboard.php?az=search&select_forum=5 out. They can tell you all about 420A cranks.

You're welcome.

You can use it as a stand for your mailbox.

they can do whatever you want to it basically, balance it/polish it/regrind the journals

At a minimum, you want to have the journals polished for the new bearings..

Originally posted by BlackMagic
they can do whatever you want to it basically, balance it/polish it/regrind the journals

general idea on price anyone?

for me, polished for $36, balanced everything for $120

just have your stock one turned and polished. Or get a junk one and turn it and polish it. Most machine shops will do it. 1300 for a new crank is salty as hell. I got mine turned and balanced for 150 bucks. Or if you wanna take a step above that flat lander racing will knife edged it and turn it.

Originally posted by jayden1
just have your stock one turned and polished. Or get a junk one and turn it and polish it. Most machine shops will do it. 1300 for a new crank is salty as hell. I got mine turned and balanced for 150 bucks. Or if you wanna take a step above that flat lander racing will knife edged it and turn it.

If i'm not mistaken, 2gnt's have a knife edged crank stock, so what's the point of getting it knife edged, just get it polished and balanced.

I'd pitch the old crank since your going to all the trouble. Crower has got a good crank for just over a 1000, but under 1300. I mean, you might as well increase the stroke since your going through the engine.

Originally posted by Cwytboi
I'd pitch the old crank since your going to all the trouble. Crower has got a good crank for just over a 1000, but under 1300. I mean, you might as well increase the stroke since your going through the engine.

lol that would be nice... but were talking about a thousand dollars. Thats not exactly pocket change.

A good machine shop can "clean it up" for you and there is no reason to have to buy a new one IF it's not bent or irrepairably hurt.
However, IF you want a brand new stock crank, you can get one here for about $330 or so..... It list for $410
http://www.chryslerpartsdirect.com

Concept illusions sell re-manufactured 420a crankshafts for $209 if you send them your old one. $239. if u don't. I purchased mine there.
http://www.mainsitepage.conceptillusions.com/