Eagle Crank or Probe Crank...which to use in a Stroker build?

Hey guys,,, for those of you that have tried them, or done research on them...which do you prefer...Eagle Crank or the Probe Crank....

forged or cast?
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Forged Crank will be used for this build

I have an Eagle forged in my 331 and am happy with it. I don't think you can go wrong w/ either one as long as you build everything right.

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<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: blown68 on 2/25/07 4:36am ]</font>

Probe uses RPM brand cranks, I have scene the radius in the corners not ground right on rpm cranks, no matter what crank you use.mic it and make sure its right.

mike S
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Eagle forgings are also internal balance, no metal required.

Brian
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the 4340 rpm cranks come from the same factory as the eagles [img]/forums/images/smiles/icon_smile.gif[/img]
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I have a Probe RPM forged crank that is internally balanced that required no additional metal. Its well made also.

The big issue is use a forged 4340 crank thats internally balanced. That 28oz counterbalance puts to much harmonics in the rotating assembly at high rpm.

To make it even tougher get it cryo hardened.

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