Eagle ESP Armor Forged 4340 Steel Crankshafts

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Eagle ''ESP'' 4340 steel cranks feature exceptional strength and unsurpassed quality at a reasonable price. The perfect choice for high performance application. These 4340 cranks are comparably priced with other cranks of lesser strength. These cranks start as forged 4340 steel non-twist forgings that undergo a multi-stage heat treat process and x-rayed, magnafluxed and sonic tested to ensure your crank is free of cracks, air pockets and any imperfections that could occur during the forging process. They are stress relieved and shot peened for durability and longevity. During the machining process, the crank is indexed for correct stroke and all of the rod & main journals receive a .125'' radius in the corners for increased strength. The journals are then precision ground & micro-polished to an R.A. of less than 5 and Nitrided for superior wear resistance. All of the oiling holes are cross drilled & chamfered for improved oiling to the rods and mains. Counterweights are designed for easy balancing and do not require any machining for block clearance. Each ''ESP'' crankshaft is inspected for dimension, size and stroke accuracy so you know it is capable of going from the box to your block without worries. Eagle also guarantees a target bobweight +/-2% that reduces balancing time.

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Eagle's exclusive ESP Armor finishing process has raised the bar for crankshaft finishes. This revolutionary process available only through Eagle finishes the crankshaft journal surfaces to near perfection and reduces microscopic imperfections on the entire crank. The result is MORE POWER by reducing bearing shear friction and increased durability. Eagle offers a one year warranty on all standard weight forged 4340 steel crankshafts finished with the ESP Armor process. This warranty is unmatched by ANY crankshaft manufacturer at ANY price! Dyno testing has shown increases from 1% to 4% across the powerband on ESP Armor finished crankshaft vs. unfinished crankshafts. More heavily loaded engines show the greatest gains.

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