Improved Racing Crank Scrapers
done it back to back on the dyno (dropped pan on dyno, put hot oil back in)
Gained More then improved listed.
Heads,cam, bolts on, NA stock short block. Not a fancy race engine, stock intake, TB, rocker,lifters, WP,ect.
Ive seen fast intakes (over stock) gain less back to back on the same dyno!
These are $70
$70! best bolt on per HP ever,
done it back to back on the dyno (dropped pan on dyno, put hot oil back in)
Gained More then improved listed.
Heads,cam, bolts on, NA stock short block. Not a fancy race engine, stock intake, TB, rocker,lifters, WP,ect.
Ive seen fast intakes (over stock) gain less back to back on the same dyno!
These are $70
$70! best bolt on per HP ever,
Last edited by ImprovedRacing; May 1, 2014 at 03:49 PM.
Thanks!
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That said, if the only aftermarket part you have are the ARP rod bolts, you should use the Gen III crank scraper because it will contour the crankshaft more closely (specifically the rods and the counterweights) than the Gen IV scraper.
Looks like we will actually be releasing a completely different crank scraper for ARP main studs and rod bolts. The ARP main studs are bigger than the factory studs, so they won't be compatible with each other. We'll let you guys know when the new scrapers are available.
Any chance you will get a picture of a GenVI style when you test the new designs to clear the ARP bolts?
The new scraper will be designed for:
- 4.000" stroke with aftermarket rods
- ARP main studs
- ARP rod bolts
We will continue to make a scraper for the 3.622" stroke factory bottom end. Does anyone see a need for a scraper for the factory 3.622" stroke with ARP studs and rod bolts?










