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next time you talk to your machinist, can you ask whoever did the work on the crank how much power can be thrown at it? it'd be a nice reference
thanks
next time you talk to your machinist, can you ask whoever did the work on the crank how much power can be thrown at it? it'd be a nice reference
thanks
I'm not sure if they will be able to give an example because they don't get much builds like this.
I've never heard of a stock 3x00 crank blow. And this includes a few 12 sec cars that i've seen on the web.
I'm just guessing but I'd say it should be ok to 400whp or possibly more on a stock crank.
I'm not sure if they will be able to give an example because they don't get much builds like this.
I've never heard of a stock 3x00 crank blow. And this includes a few 12 sec cars that i've seen on the web.
I'm just guessing but I'd say it should be ok to 400whp or possibly more on a stock crank.
Circle track racers have seen micro-fractures from long periods of 6000+ RPM's. I have only seen one failure (due to lack of oil), and have pics somewhere - it was broke in half right near the 2 and 3 journals if I remember right.
Circle track racers have seen micro-fractures from long periods of 6000+ RPM's. I have only seen one failure (due to lack of oil), and have pics somewhere - it was broke in half right near the 2 and 3 journals if I remember right.
pics would be great, if you can post em did break between the 2=3 journals?
I used to grind cranks. Anything related to strength is thrown out the window when you spin a bearing and get friction welding temps above 1,000 degrees. I've only seen a few broken crankshafts that actually fatiuged and broke. It's the little things that kill them. Like a bad harmonic balancer. It all starts with a crack.
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