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Old 05-08-2012, 10:44 AM
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Who besides Callies makes a 4.0" LS Dry sump crank? I've had a Dragon Slayer on order for 16 weeks now and no end in sight. I'm getting sick of waiting. What are my other options?
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Who besides Callies makes a 4.0" LS Dry sump crank? I've had a Dragon Slayer on order for 16 weeks now and no end in sight. I'm getting sick of waiting. What are my other options?
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Livernois said my crank is on the way so I'll give it a week then go crank shopping if not.
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There is a great deal on an ls7 crank on here in the classifieds.
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I wouldn't have sold my stock one if I wanted another stock one. Building a LSX block.
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Do the LSX blocks have different crank dimensions? The ls7 crank is 4.0" stroke, 4340 forged steel.
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No. Building a 1200hp fully forged boost motor. I had stock ls7 stuff laying around and rather upgrade to a nicer setup.
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Who besides Callies makes a 4.0" LS Dry sump crank? I've had a Dragon Slayer on order for 16 weeks now and no end in sight. I'm getting sick of waiting. What are my other options?

What is your budget?

The best crankshafts are as follows:

- Superior

- Bryant

- CP

- Winberg

Good luck.


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My crank is on the way to Livernois so I should be good, but the budget was ~$1500 for the crank.
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I believe eagle also makes stroker LS7 cranks. I have a 4.125 crank in my LS3.
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Bryant, Scat, Pankl, Weinberg are just some others.
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