View Poll Results: Lunati Crank or Rotating assembly
Lunati Crankshaft for 1200
23
65.71%
Full rotating Assembly for 1500
12
34.29%
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Lunati or Eagle Crankshaft?
03-05-2009, 02:14 PM
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Lunati or Eagle Crankshaft? I know peeps would say Lunati, But whats the main difference between the two? I can pick up a Lunati Crankshaft for 1200 used for 1200 or I can get Full rotating assembly fith an eagle crank, eagle rods, JE pistons, ARP main bolts, ARP Rod bolts, piston rings, main bearings and rod bearings for 1500 shipped all brand new. Help me make a decision.
03-05-2009, 02:39 PM
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There is nothing wrong with Eagle, until you compare them side by side. Then you can see why Lunati has the reputation for excellence.
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03-05-2009, 04:07 PM
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I know peeps would say Lunati, But whats the main difference between the two? I can pick up a Lunati Crankshaft for 1200 used for 1200 or I can get Full rotating assembly fith an eagle crank, eagle rods, JE pistons, ARP main bolts, ARP Rod bolts, piston rings, main bearings and rod bearings for 1500 shipped all brand new. Help me make a decision.
Less than 700 RWHP. Stay with the stock crank and just buy the other forged stuff and save even more money.
More than 700 RWHP, think about a forged crank.
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03-30-2009, 10:15 AM
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Eagle, if that is the price balanced. Sometimes it's better to wait until you can afford to go overkill, but it sounds like you are budget minded..
As mentioned, the stock crank is pretty dam strong.
As mentioned, the stock crank is pretty dam strong.
04-05-2009, 02:41 PM
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I dont think the eagle would be bad but you need to have the bearing surfaces checked. I was told the edges are rounded and need to be cleaned up before they eat your bearings.
Thats a good deal and all but personally id go with a compstar in that price range.
Thats a good deal and all but personally id go with a compstar in that price range.