Eagle Cast Steel Cranks
Can anyone tell me if an Eagle cast steel replacement crank is an NHRA legal crank to use in a 88 Ford 5.0L fuelly motor? Thanks for the help.
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To the best of my knowledge, no aftermarket crankshafts are accepted for NHRA Stock Eliminator.
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I totally agree!!! Stephen Johnson #2162 Horace Johnson #2167 SS/D 427 Ford Fairlane NHRA-IHRA |
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sonny bryant does amazing work with stock cranks, it will come back looking like a true race piece.
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Sorry "true race" probably is a bad desrcription. Are crank just had to have stock journal sizes (no shelf cranks that did, 400m) any way the crank came back with profiled counter weights and drilled rod throws plus it was polished to also help with windage, it looked like a billet crank.
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The question started as a Stock Eliminator crankshaft. The description of the crank you are giving is not legal in Stock. It is not legal either in the base Super Stock Eliminator, unless you are running in the Modified classes with a Comp Eliminator style engine. |
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That engine was built for the "engine masters" competition. My experience lies more in comp eliminator type engines, I am slowly working on a car for stock but moneys going every where else.
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