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stang up
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Would like to know if a scat is good brand for crank. Someone onhere is selling kit for 500
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Built88LX
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Scat makes a very nice durable rotating assembly
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Tripod
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I just got a scat 347 stroker kit and its nice. 500 is a good price way less then what I payed. It will be worth it too
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You know if theese areforged?
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turbo50
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Originally posted by stang up:
You know if theese areforged?
Scat makes many cranks to included forged, non forged, different alloys and lightened etc etc.
The more money, the better the crank.
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Whats the best cranks ?
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turbo50
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Whats the best cranks ?
If you mean what is the best small block ford SCAT crank then I would say the lightened 4340 cranks.
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No whats the best brand small block ford crank ?
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turbo50
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No whats the best brand small block ford crank ?
Too debatable but would be BILLET.
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Ok yea i know its a big debate like im debating to go with 347 or with a Windsor
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turbo50
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Ok yea i know its a big debate like im debating to go with 347 or with a Windsor
Nothing runs like a 331 when setup right my man.
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coupedup
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Originally posted by stang up:
Ok yea i know its a big debate like im debating to go with 347 or with a Windsor
Nothing runs like a 331 when setup right my man.
+1 I miss my old 331, it was a monster!
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331 ?
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331 ?
3.25 crank instead of a 3.4 like a 347
5.4 rods
4.030 bore= 331
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Why did you get rid of your 331 ?
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Why did you get rid of your 331 ?
Sold the car it was in, smh... was a clean caged coupe.
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Enlighten us on the 331 Turbo50 some would think that a 347 would ripp harder; going back to the saying more cubes/inches = more power. I thought the 347 issues with burning oil got fixed with all the newer ring profiles. Idk I'm just saying id like to know this too ![[burnout]](graemlins/burnout.gif)
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331's rip harder and rev higher because of the shorter stroke crank...
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turbo50
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Enlighten us on the 331 Turbo50 some would think that a 347 would ripp harder; going back to the saying more cubes/inches = more power. I thought the 347 issues with burning oil got fixed with all the newer ring profiles. Idk I'm just saying id like to know this too
Dunno, 331s just rip. Add a power adder and omg
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Originally posted by lxhatch5.0:
Enlighten us on the 331 Turbo50 some would think that a 347 would ripp harder; going back to the saying more cubes/inches = more power. I thought the 347 issues with burning oil got fixed with all the newer ring profiles. Idk I'm just saying id like to know this too
Dunno, 331s just rip. Add a power adder and omg
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wilit
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331's rip harder and rev higher because of the shorter stroke crank...
+1 Shorter stroke allows to rev faster/higher, combined with the added cubes makes for a great street motor. It's the Ford version of the Chevy 327 which was a great performance motor.
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No whats the best brand small block ford crank ?
Too debatable but would be BILLET.
This...! Every one claims they are the best. I have a Sonny Bryant billet crank. Good to 1800hp+ Cost me 1825 shipped. I believe It is one of the best cranks out right now. But There are a few top end companies all seem to be right there with their products.
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Yea. I got a 327 and its a beast 331 sounds nice how hard are they .to come by and rods for for it ?
[ 2013-07-08, 12:46 PM: Message edited by: stang up ]
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