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09-18-2005, 08:02 PM
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I will also pick one up when I do the next rebuild. Everything else is the best money can buy including the chinese crank that is in there now(no other choice last year). The second one BTW.Billet cranks last year were about 4500 Canadian and a years wait. I for one am glad that we were getting the chinese cranks as the chevy option was the only one left up here.
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09-18-2005, 08:26 PM
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Wade said low teens so that in my mind means $1300 will be the cheapest price.That is about 4 times the amount for a cast crank.In a street car,might not make sense.Tom
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09-18-2005, 09:08 PM
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$1300 isnt bad for a crank you can seriously lean on and sleep at night. The new Moldex billet I just got was double that. Given the choice, I would go for a forged crank if it was a proven piece and was available with the specs I wanted. Plus, the forgings will probably have a much shorter wait time once they are available.
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