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Manley Pro Series Turbo Tuff Crankshafts

Manley Pro Series Turbo Tuff crankshafts are fully machined billet components for high-horsepower and high-boosted sport compact applications. Crafted from 4340 billet steel, Turbo Tuff crankshafts go through a multi-step heat treatment process and are nitrided for added strength. They are stress-relived, shot-peened, and 100 percent magnafluxed, and they feature fully profiled counterweights.

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$900.75

Callies Compstar Sport Series Crankshafts

Callies Compstar Sport Series crankshafts are intended for high-rpm, high-output engines. They are finished with the same care and detail as the entire line of Compstar crankshafts, including Callies' stringent quality control final check. All Sport Series crankshafts by Compstar are balanced and ready for assembly, and they feature the best metallurgy and heat treatment on the market today. Choose the ideal crankshaft designed for your vehicle's engine.

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$1,577.00

Eagle Forged 4340 Steel Crankshafts

Eagle forged 4340 steel crankshafts are great for high performance applications. They feature non-twist forging, undergo a multi-stage heat-treatment process, and are stress-relieved and shot-peened. These cranks are X-rayed, magnafluxed, and sonic-tested, so you know you're getting a top-quality piece. Each crankshaft has chamfered oil holes for improved oiling, a .125 in. radius on rod and main journals for increased strength, and the journals are precision-ground and micro-polished to less than 5 R.A. A target bob weight of +/- 2 percent greatly reduces balancing time. Many options are available; order the model recommended for your year/make and engine application.

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$873.99

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$985.99

Enginetech Remanufactured Crank Kits

Enginetech offers remanufactured crank kits for a variety of Chevrolet, GMC, Saturn, Isuzu, Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Mitsubishi, Ford, Ram, Subaru, and Toyota engines from 1982 and up. These engine components include a crankshaft, along with the matching set of main and rod bearings needed to properly install and support it within the engine during a rebuild. Crankshafts convert the pistons' reciprocating motion into rotational motion, which powers the vehicle. These remanufactured models are available in forged steel, nodular iron, or cast iron—in a range of stroke and other options.

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$384.99

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$470.99