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Did the a12 come with a steel or forged crank motor?

Re: A12 Question [Re: Ron69rr] #1151954
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Did the a12 come with a steel or forged crank motor?




they are the same thing ... a forged crank is sometimes referred to as a steel crank ... aka chevy guys. Cast cranks didn't come about in any flavor 440 till 1973

Re: A12 Question [Re: JohnRR] #1151955
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I knew that I meant cast crank.

Re: A12 Question [Re: Ron69rr] #1151956
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I knew that I meant cast crank.




But that is not what you typed.

My mind reading skills are only good to 500 miles ... unless I have my tinfoil hat on , then it's 750 ...


Re: A12 Question [Re: JohnRR] #1151957
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I knew it but you didn't know I knew it. We use to say drop forged as they were stamped like a piece of sheet metal.

Re: A12 Question [Re: Ron69rr] #1151958
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I was gunda say both......

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Re: A12 Question [Re: Ron69rr] #1151959
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was your question answered ?

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was your question answered ?




Just in case: Forged.


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Yes I got the answer I needed as I have always known they were forged cranks but thought only until 72. My buddy said they were cast and i said no way jose. It would grenade like a chinese fireworks display. Also the heavy duty 440 has forged cranks in them for quite a while after 73 like the ones in the motor homes.

Re: A12 Question [Re: Ron69rr] #1151962
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Yes It would grenade like a chinese fireworks display.




That I would find hard to believe,those Chevy guys make some pretty good horse power with cast cranks.

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My buddy said they were cast and i said no way jose.





Jose's wrong.

Re: A12 Question [Re: 62maxwgn] #1151964
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Yes It would grenade like a chinese fireworks display.




That I would find hard to believe,those Chevy guys make some pretty good horse power with cast cranks.




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Is this crankshaft list at the bottom of this link correct seems that it is?

http://www.fortunecity.com/silverstone/chrysler/45/bigblock.htm


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Yes It would grenade like a chinese fireworks display.




That I would find hard to believe,those Chevy guys make some pretty good horse power with cast cranks.




Traitor!!




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Re: A12 Question [Re: 62maxwgn] #1151967
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Mopar cast crankshafts - cast IRON or cast STEEL?

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Mopar cast crankshafts - cast IRON or cast STEEL?





Re: A12 Question [Re: JohnRR] #1151969
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Mopar cast crankshafts - cast IRON or cast STEEL?










Don't panic.....I thought that there are two types of "cast" crankshafts and the reason why "cast" gets a bad rap

Wouldn't this be like saying; I'm using "forged" connecting rods and not saying; I'm using forged "ALUMINUM" connecting rods. Everyone calls them CAST cranks.....cast what; iron or steel? So are there cast iron and cast steel crankshafts or is this another misnomer?????


Cast Iron vs Cast Steel


Firstly, let us know what is the cast iron and cast steel.

Cast iron usually refers to gray iron, ductile iron and malleable iron, which is iron casting with carbon content upper than 2%.

Cast steel usually refers to normal carbon steel and alloy steel, or called steel casting with carbon content lower than 2%.

Therefore, no big difference considering from the chemical content and raw materials for cast iron vs cast steel. However, their physical properties have many differences.

The advantage and disadvantage of cast iron.

The grey cast iron has good casting properties, good vibration damping, good wear resistance, good machinability and low notch sensitivity. However, its tensile strength and elongation are very low, so only can produce some metal parts with low physical requirements, such as protective cover, cover, oil pan, hand wheels, frame, floor, hammer, small handle, base, frame, box, knife, bed, bearing seat, table, wheels, cover, pump, valve, pipe, flywheel, motor blocks etc. As for the higher grades, grey cast iron can withstand greater load and a certain degree of tightness or corrosion resistance of the more important castings such as cylinder, gear, base, flywheels, bed, cylinder block, cylinder liner, piston, gear box, brake wheel, coupling Plate, medium pressure valve, etc

The ductile iron and malleable iron have high strength, ductility, heat-resistance and toughness, so a wider application, in some cases can replace the carbon steel. However, its production technology is high, production process is more complex, and production cost is higher than normal grey cast iron and cast steel, therefore, there are more casting defects for ductile iron. There are many fields that ductile iron are using for, such as Pressure pipes and fittings, Automotive applications, Agriculture, road and construction applications, General engineering applications.

The advantage and disadvantage of cast steel.

One of the advantages of cast steel is the design flexibility, the designer of the casting have the greatest freedom of design choices, especially the complex shape and hollow cross-section parts.

Cast steel has the metallurgy manufacturing flexibility and strongest variability, you can choose a different chemical composition and control, adapted to the various requirements of different projects. By different heat treatment choice in the larger context of the mechanical properties and performance, and good weldability and workability.

Cast steel is a kind of isotropic material and can be made into the overall structural strength steel castings, thereby improving the reliability of the project. Coupled with the design and weight the advantages of short delivery time, price and economy has a competitive advantage.

The weight range of steel castings is larger. Little weight can be only a few dozen grams of molten mold precision castings, and the weight of large steel castings up to several tons, dozens of tons or hundreds of tons.

Steel castings can be used for a variety of working conditions, and its mechanical properties superior to any other casting alloys, and a variety of high-alloy steel for special purposes. To withstand high tensile stress or dynamic load of components, it is important pressure vessel castings in low or high temperature by the large and important part load key parts, in principle, should give priority to steel castings.

However, the cast steel has comparatively bad shake-suction, wear resistance, mobility and the casting performance are compared bad with cast iron, moreover, the costs are higher than normal cast iron.

Therefore, for cast iron vs cast steel, they have their own advantages and disadvantages, you should choose it according to your application and their physical properties.

Re: A12 Question [Re: JohnRR] #1151970
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I knew that I meant cast crank.




But that is not what you typed.

My mind reading skills are only good to 500 miles ... unless I have my tinfoil hat on , then it's 750 ...







and 1500 miles if he uses TINFOIL toilet paper..

Re: A12 Question [Re: A12] #1151971
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Mopar cast crankshafts - cast IRON or cast STEEL?




There are cast iron and cast steel bell housings.







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