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    What crank is this?

     



    Hi there,
    just a short question: What crank would this be? It's an Eagle Performance crank, casting # is 350-C for a SBC, I know that much. But what does the S-03-06-485 mean? I couldn't somehow even find out if it's cast or forged. Looks like a forged Chevy crank, but most aftermarket cranks look "cool", if you know what I mean

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    Don't know the numbers, but the clean edges and "PartLines" show it to be forged.
    What if the "Hokey Pokey" is what it's really all about?

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    That's what I thought, but some aftermarket manufacturers clean up the edges to make them LOOK forged, I want to be sure before I buy and the guy I would be buying from doesn't have a clue...
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    Always doublecheck the part line....wide is cast short and choppy is forged. I say this cuz it applies with OEM stuff too.
    What if the "Hokey Pokey" is what it's really all about?

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