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Steel VS. Cast Crankshafts #1413772
04/02/13 05:38 PM
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I consider myself a Mopar guy until we talk cranks. How do you tell which is a steel crank and which is a cast crank. Out of engine and still in an engine, maybe even still in the car? Thanks and sorry for the stoopid post.

Thanks- the pics are great!

Last edited by 66coronet500; 04/02/13 08:11 PM.
Re: Steel VS. Cast Crankshafts [Re: 66coronet500] #1413773
04/02/13 06:01 PM
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Re: Steel VS. Cast Crankshafts [Re: ireland383] #1413774
04/02/13 07:23 PM
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Simple test, if you hit it while suspended (the crank, not you) and it rings like a bell is a forged crank.

If not, then it's either a cast crank or a bad forged one.


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