Aftermarket Cranks

RJ Sledge · 11-21-2012, 01:05 PM

Thanks for the info

After looking at the "NHRA Approved Products List" I am amazed that there are over 25 different engines that have a NON-OEM housing bore aftermarket rod. I believe there are 2 Ford application and the rest are AMC,Buick,Chev, Olds etc. I guess we need to wipe them all out and go back 10 years and run the Factory OEM stuff. What was NHRA thinking? Could it have been for the continuation of the the Class? Nah!.....makes too much sense.

I have to agree with the Wizard about the AHFS making it equal, thats whats it for, right?

Yo!....Dan...you still out there?? Helloooooo?? Still waitng on my New OEM style 3.784 stroke crank supplier info......Helloooo!!

Anyway, Happy Thanksgiving to everyone, this was all in good fun.

RJ

Semper FI

11-21-2012, 01:05 PM	#33
RJ Sledge Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 792 Likes: 507 Liked 294 Times in 93 Posts	Re: Aftermarket Cranks Thanks for the info After looking at the "NHRA Approved Products List" I am amazed that there are over 25 different engines that have a NON-OEM housing bore aftermarket rod. I believe there are 2 Ford application and the rest are AMC,Buick,Chev, Olds etc. I guess we need to wipe them all out and go back 10 years and run the Factory OEM stuff. What was NHRA thinking? Could it have been for the continuation of the the Class? Nah!.....makes too much sense. I have to agree with the Wizard about the AHFS making it equal, thats whats it for, right? Yo!....Dan...you still out there?? Helloooooo?? Still waitng on my New OEM style 3.784 stroke crank supplier info......Helloooo!! Anyway, Happy Thanksgiving to everyone, this was all in good fun. RJ Semper FI Last edited by RJ Sledge; 11-21-2012 at 01:08 PM.