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Old 05-21-2007, 06:19 AM
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I have read many times about a stock LS crank handling 900+ horsepower, if the tune and build is correct. But, I have never seen anything about different casting numbers/factory applications as to which crank is better to use than
others. Is there a BEST CHOICE of 3.622 crank to use?
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as long as you dont get an early model 6.0 crank they are basically the same.
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Originally Posted by Lextech
Is there a BEST CHOICE of 3.622 crank to use?
not really... noone really breaks any of them...
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You can nitrate the crank for additional strengthening.
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Thanks for the info!
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Nitriding the stock crank often causes the reluctor wheel to fall off. They are a biatch! to get back on. Cold firing the crank is the next safest thing.



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