well the crank is shot too

[Toby_Goodmk]

Building a nice hot air engine. Putting the resources in the engine with diamond pistons, TD rockers, roller cam, etc. Found out today the crank I have has a crack. Now I have a couple standard cranks that could be turned -10 and installed, but pondering the question of putting a steel crank in place and calling it a day, opinions??

 

[Boost231]

Stroker

 

[flowbench]

Stroker crank.The parts will cost the same.You've already broken one stock crank, why replace with another used part?Do it once,do it right,don't worry about it..

 

[Toby_Goodmk]

ok, stroker, then new rods, balancer and harmonic balancer needed (because internal balance) as well as sending back the pistons that I just purchased correct?

 

[flowbench]

Yes, the stroker crank will require a shorter c.h. .

 

[Toby_Goodmk]

ok, so ordered from Huseck a stroker kit with .20 wiseco/molnar rods and his 4340 crank. Couple that with 212/212 roller cam/ roller rockers/ 3000 stall/ 61mm turbo/ alky/ ported heads/ ported intake/ 3" DP/3" exhaust/ Billet main caps/ 60lb inj/ 4" of CAI into a 3.5" elbow to a ported throttle body will get me to what type performance? Yes, it is still hot air. Like to be different.

 

[Mike Licht]

do you already have rods and pistons? If so a stock stroke crank will run very well. If you need pistons get the stroker
Mike

 

[TexasT]

With that alcohol you can run it hard. It won't even know it isn't intercooled.
Looking forward to some updates.

Posted from the TurboBuick.Com mobile app

 

[Toby_Goodmk]

Got a TR6 today and am expecting to see the engine finishing up some time soon, last time I was there he was decking the block.