nice crank

[westcoastdodge]

will this work in a 440 block
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Bryant-Racing-Crankshaft-suit-hemi-dragster-funnycar_W0QQitemZ150389288713QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM?hash=item2303e66f09

[tan top]

 if its a real fuel crankshaft
think a  nitro / alky  hemi crank  has no provision for a harmonic balancer &  stock type flex plate / flywheel .....     can be fixed by a machine shop though  
also its a really heavy piece !! think if you get this machined for a stock block  ,  will need some good blancing !!  &  will  i think put stress on stock 2 bolt mains  at  high revs   .............

[Hot_Rodder]

not sure, but I wonder what the reserve is though....

[westcoastdodge]

dunno ill have a bid and see how it goes,just thought it would be nice to have

[Challenger340]

It's a Center Weight Bryant Crank, typically for 2550 & up Bob weights, like Stroker HEMI, etc.

Those ones WILL go in any BB Mopar, and DO accept Crank Balancer with Flexplate provisions etc.

It will have 4 slugs Front and 4 slugs Rear.

I have a "2 piece",  4.375" Stroke version of that Crank, in my Shop right now from a HEMI that "oopsied" at the Starting Line !
NO,
I didn't build it originally, I just get to "FIX IT" now !

I've NEVER seen one Broken, even in T/A, until now. And this thing was only a 1,000 hp N/A terd !

[tan top]

cool !!  sounds good to go then  Ray disreguard what i was on about earlier 

[westcoastdodge]

as always,a goldmine of information  cheers guys

[turbobitt]

.020/.020 undersized performance bearings may be hard to come by. Maybe want to check 

[westcoastdodge]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/CLEVITE-MAIN-BEARINGS-BIG-BLOCK-MOPAR-383-413-426-440ci_W0QQitemZ290364299532QQcmdZViewItemQQptZMotors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories?hash=item439b0f990c 

[turbobitt]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/CLEVITE-MAIN-BEARINGS-BIG-BLOCK-MOPAR-383-413-426-440ci_W0QQitemZ290364299532QQcmdZViewItemQQptZMotors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories?hash=item439b0f990c 

"P" bearing is not really a performance bearing but I could be mistaken. Doesn't mean it won't work .