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cyanAug-25-04 03:56 AM
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#75456, "forged crankshaft - worth my $700 or not?"




          

provided i order a motor from howell (vt's stroker block includes a forged crankshaft), i need to decide whether or not to spend the $700 on the forged 2.2L crank when i order my shortblock. whats the difference in power capabilities between the stock and forged. and what other advantages does the forged one provide?


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RE: forged crankshaft - worth my $700 or not?, mcgyvr, Aug-25-04 04:15 AM, #1
RE: forged crankshaft - worth my $700 or not?, cyan, Aug-25-04 06:30 AM, #2
      RE: forged crankshaft - worth my $700 or not?, GhEttOrAiD, Aug-25-04 07:21 AM, #3
           RE: forged crankshaft - worth my $700 or not?, cyan, Aug-25-04 12:09 PM, #4
           RE: forged crankshaft - worth my $700 or not?, extreme97nt, Aug-25-04 12:25 PM, #5
                RE: forged crankshaft - worth my $700 or not?, GhEttOrAiD, Aug-25-04 12:53 PM, #6
                     RE: forged crankshaft - worth my $700 or not?, Global Ruler Of All ThingsDarkOne, Aug-25-04 01:16 PM, #7
                          RE: forged crankshaft - worth my $700 or not?, GhEttOrAiD, Aug-25-04 03:15 PM, #8
           RE: forged crankshaft - worth my $700 or not?, Global Ruler Of All ThingsDarkOne, Aug-25-04 12:27 PM, #9
                RE: forged crankshaft - worth my $700 or not?, MR BLUNT 2gnt, Aug-25-04 01:30 PM, #10

mcgyvrAug-25-04 04:15 AM
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#75457, "RE: forged crankshaft - worth my $700 or not?"
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IMO not worth it seeing as how our stocker is plenty strong enough.
But if you planning on building a motor that will see HP over 500 then go for it.

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cyanAug-25-04 06:30 AM
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#75462, "RE: forged crankshaft - worth my $700 or not?"
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i doubt it'll be anywhere near 500...i will be happy if i can reach 350.


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GhEttOrAiDAug-25-04 07:21 AM
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#75464, "RE: forged crankshaft - worth my $700 or not?"
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I wouldnt bother... plus... think about how annoying it'll be to have to wait for a forged crankshaft to warm up in the morning.... CLACK CLACK CLACK CLACK CLACK for like half an hour

girlfriends water breaks... "hold on to it for 30 minutes my crankshaft has to warm up"

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cyanAug-25-04 12:09 PM
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#75476, "RE: forged crankshaft - worth my $700 or not?"
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i wasn't aware it required that long to warm up...can't do that, i still drive my car daily.


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extreme97ntAug-25-04 12:25 PM
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#75477, "RE: forged crankshaft - worth my $700 or not?"
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WTF are you talking about yopu dont need to let your crank warm up.. Forged cranks are just a hell of alot stronger...

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GhEttOrAiDAug-25-04 12:53 PM
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#75481, "RE: forged crankshaft - worth my $700 or not?"
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Aug-25-04 12:54 PM by GhEttOrAiD

          

wul damn i dont know

isnt it just common sense that any forged part would have the same problems as a piston? clearances are just as tight

no one who "knows" gave enough of a fuck to reply

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Global Ruler Of All ThingsDarkOneAug-25-04 01:16 PM
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#75482, "RE: forged crankshaft - worth my $700 or not?"
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Originally posted by GhEttOrAiD
wul damn i dont know isnt it just common sense that any forged part would have the same problems as a piston?


NO. Heat is not applied directly to a crank like it is in a piston so the thermal expansion issue is not as severe.

Lots of factory cars come with a forged crank. 4g63's for example.

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GhEttOrAiDAug-25-04 03:15 PM
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#75488, "RE: forged crankshaft - worth my $700 or not?"
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Ahh makes sense

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Global Ruler Of All ThingsDarkOneAug-25-04 12:27 PM
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#75478, "RE: forged crankshaft - worth my $700 or not?"
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Originally posted by GhEttOrAiD
I wouldnt bother... plus... think about how annoying it'll be to have to wait for a forged crankshaft to warm up in the morning.... CLACK CLACK CLACK CLACK CLACK for like half an hour girlfriends water breaks... "hold on to it for 30 minutes my crankshaft has to warm up"


Wow.

Hey, do me a favor. When you don't know what you're talking about, don't post. Thanks.

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MR BLUNT 2gntAug-25-04 01:30 PM
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#75483, "RE: forged crankshaft - worth my $700 or not?"
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Originally posted by DarkOne
Originally posted by GhEttOrAiD I wouldnt bother... plus... think about how annoying it'll be to have to wait for a forged crankshaft to warm up in the morning.... CLACK CLACK CLACK CLACK CLACK for like half an hour girlfriends water breaks... "hold on to it for 30 minutes my crankshaft has to warm up"
Wow. Hey, do me a favor. When you don't know what you're talking about, don't post. Thanks.


ROFL, served.


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