Joe, at Moldex Crankshaft, usually has a waiting list for his work and the time line is typically over a year to get a crank from him. When you receive it it will be a excellent crankshaft.
You can go to Bryant or a couple of other places but you will wait for the part to be completed.
Crower is the same story.
You can buy "offshore material" connecting rods or you can buy Carrillo connecting rods.
You will wait for the Carrillo rods. Planning the project before hand has a lot to do with
getting parts so you can race down the road.
This is not "Rocket Science", just pre-planning.
I am sure there are others who can help you with getting a engine properly built.
Good Day.
Tom V.
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