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ouch, my wallet crys mercy (94-97 2.2Ls please)
Wednesday, June 29, 2005 2:30 PM
Seeing as nobody sells a forged crank for the lowly LN2, I decided to look into having a 4340 done up. The only place I've found that will do it is Crower, and they quoted me $2500 and 14 weeks. Obviously, a one-off piece is going to be pricey, but, yeah.
I know this will never be a production piece anywhere, but I would assume as the quantity goes up, the price would go down (seeing as the second piece is 50 times easier/cheaper to manufacture).
Is there anybody out there that would SERIOUSLY be interested in buying one of these? like ~$1500, maybe?


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Re: ouch, my wallet crys mercy (94-97 2.2Ls please
Wednesday, June 29, 2005 2:32 PM
Why do you want a forged crank? The stock one will hold a good amount of power...





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Re: ouch, my wallet crys mercy (94-97 2.2Ls please
Wednesday, June 29, 2005 2:37 PM
Shifted wrote:Why do you want a forged crank? The stock one will hold a good amount of power...


Exactly, if you are that worried, have some billett main caps made up






Re: ouch, my wallet crys mercy (94-97 2.2Ls please
Wednesday, June 29, 2005 2:54 PM
Shifted wrote:Why do you want a forged crank? The stock one will hold a good amount of power...

A good amount of power, maybe. But what happens when it no longer holds? I'm just trying to avoid cutting ANY corners this time around.
Besides, I could use some extra displacement...


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Re: ouch, my wallet crys mercy (94-97 2.2Ls please
Wednesday, June 29, 2005 3:14 PM
You expecting to make over 500hp on the stock crank?

Don't stroke your engine, especially with a turbo, its the worst thing you could do for a rebuilding. If you want more displacement, bore the cylinders, if anything you'd want to shorten the stroke. Changing the stroke by changing the crank will round out your cylinders, there was a stroker kit for the 2.2 a while ago, but its now longer sold because it destroyed more engines than it helped.





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Re: ouch, my wallet crys mercy (94-97 2.2Ls please
Wednesday, June 29, 2005 3:51 PM
I'm 99% sure the stock crank won't hold it...so, no. Hence the need for higher-grade

Cylinders are already .040" over, don't really want to risk any more. That should give me some lee-way (sp?) in the stroke, correct?
I remember a 'stroker' kit sold by some BS company a while back...didn't hear of anyone actually using it though...


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Re: ouch, my wallet crys mercy (94-97 2.2Ls please
Wednesday, June 29, 2005 3:57 PM
you May have to talk to someone iN a machine shop like JBP, They sell Cranks that are specific as well as custom.


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Re: ouch, my wallet crys mercy (94-97 2.2Ls please
Wednesday, June 29, 2005 3:59 PM
Already talked to JBP, they only have the V6 crank, and they sell the Eagle ecotec crank. No LN2


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Re: ouch, my wallet crys mercy (94-97 2.2Ls please
Thursday, June 30, 2005 9:40 AM
Ron,

wouldn't you say that 500hp on the stock crank is a bit much?

to just throw that number out there like that, I hope no one takes it as the gospel.


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