Eagle cast crank bites the dust
#22
could have been the builder too possibly. i cant do mail order motors, i like to go to machine shop and the person building it and chat with them and look at things once in a while
#23
I know thers allot of eagle horror stories but if the crank ate it on a normal drive in low rpms then I'd have to question the prep & install work, especially if hes only got an LE1 set up and under 2000miles on the crank.
#24
I've heard that the Eagle cast stuff was chinese junk..I've always steered clear of the cast ones and used the Stock GM stuff over it.
I'm using an Eagle 4340 Forged 4.000" Crank in my current build, and I've never had any problems with it. Then again I do have the whole Rotating Assembly balanced to the thenth of a gram and it's just a Pump Gas Engine so that may be a factor.
I'm using an Eagle 4340 Forged 4.000" Crank in my current build, and I've never had any problems with it. Then again I do have the whole Rotating Assembly balanced to the thenth of a gram and it's just a Pump Gas Engine so that may be a factor.
#27
my eagle crank sucked. i had the balancer problem. i caught it early and bought a keyed snout.
i also had to make my own pilot bushing, because eagle doesnt know how to machine the hole in the back of the crank so it doesnt just fall right out.
although, nothing has broke YET, it has caused me extra money and frustration. i will never buy another eagle product.
btw, i am running a FORGED eagle crank and eagle H-beams (383)
i also had to make my own pilot bushing, because eagle doesnt know how to machine the hole in the back of the crank so it doesnt just fall right out.
although, nothing has broke YET, it has caused me extra money and frustration. i will never buy another eagle product.
btw, i am running a FORGED eagle crank and eagle H-beams (383)