440 cast crank replacement
#1
440 cast crank replacement
hi im new to this forum so sorry if this has been ask before. I would like to know if i buy a 440 that has a cast crank can i buy a steel crank to replace it?
#2
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Yes, it's a direct swap.
Use lighter aftermarket pistons and have it balanced, all the OEM type pistons are now the low compression variety 8 to1 and are 850 grams +.
Good aftermarket pistons are 600 to 700 grams and you can get the compression ratio you want.
If your needing a crank and pistons I would look at a stroker kit, a 4.15 crank will get you close to 500cid.
Can you say burning 🔥 rubber torque.
Use lighter aftermarket pistons and have it balanced, all the OEM type pistons are now the low compression variety 8 to1 and are 850 grams +.
Good aftermarket pistons are 600 to 700 grams and you can get the compression ratio you want.
If your needing a crank and pistons I would look at a stroker kit, a 4.15 crank will get you close to 500cid.
Can you say burning 🔥 rubber torque.
Last edited by Iowan; 11-02-2017 at 06:14 PM.
#4
Super Moderator
Yes, it's a direct swap.
Use lighter aftermarket pistons and have it balanced, all the OEM type pistons are now the low compression variety 8 to1 and are 850 grams +.
Good aftermarket pistons are 600 to 700 grams and you can get the compression ratio you want.
If your needing a crank and pistons I would look at a stroker kit, a 4.15 crank will get you close to 500cid.
Can you say burning 🔥 rubber torque.
Use lighter aftermarket pistons and have it balanced, all the OEM type pistons are now the low compression variety 8 to1 and are 850 grams +.
Good aftermarket pistons are 600 to 700 grams and you can get the compression ratio you want.
If your needing a crank and pistons I would look at a stroker kit, a 4.15 crank will get you close to 500cid.
Can you say burning 🔥 rubber torque.
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