Advantages of billet cranks
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nitrided newage cracks are a good compromise Jon, you can get them cross drilled and balanced as well if required
mine's had quite a lot of work around the oil ways by SMG
mine's had quite a lot of work around the oil ways by SMG
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Depends on how much power you are looking to make and how high your rev'ing, so to aid reliability in strength so I am led to believe. This is on the shopping list for my next potential build, as I would be looking at a ****load more bhp and higher rev limit. ![Smile](https://www.scoobynet.com/images/smilies/smile.gif)
My current JDM Newage crank is fine at 600+bhp and 8200rpm rev limit though, so gives you an indication of what stock stuff can do.
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My current JDM Newage crank is fine at 600+bhp and 8200rpm rev limit though, so gives you an indication of what stock stuff can do.
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