Eagle vs. Scat

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  • stock car driver
    Senior Member
    • Jul 2007
    • 3233

    #16
    Originally posted by RW57 View Post
    Stock car driver that is exactly what the new machinist we are going to use told me he prefers stock gm over either one.
    Ive raced a long time so been thru a lot of stuff and pawned my stuff for race parts a few times.

    I would buy a renegade or steel ohio over any cast crank these days as they are cheaper now than ten years ago.

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    • Dirtrunner35
      Senior Member
      • May 2010
      • 632

      #17
      Originally posted by CNC BLOCKS View Post
      I do a lot of balancing for a lot of shops in my area and the Scat seems like more of a quality crank then the Eagle, One guy bought 2 Eagle cranks for a 383 externally balanced and both cranks you could push the balancer on by hand, Told him to get a Scat problem solved.

      Search issues with Eagle Sir rods and look at the pilot bearings issues they had a while back.

      If you want a decent rod you might look at the Scat I beam with 7/16 bolts
      lol i have one of those cranks the pilot bearing hole is to big, a buddy of mine made me one that fit . i have been using eagle for 9 yrs and no problems, 7000-7500 rpm mod and stock car motor

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      • stock car driver
        Senior Member
        • Jul 2007
        • 3233

        #18
        Originally posted by Dirtrunner35 View Post
        lol i have one of those cranks the pilot bearing hole is to big, a buddy of mine made me one that fit . i have been using eagle for 9 yrs and no problems, 7000-7500 rpm mod and stock car motor
        U act like you got stock in Eagle, not like your trying to help anyone make a choice....

        A cast crank has last you 9 years 7000-7500 rpm? Wow, that's incredible.
        Last edited by stock car driver; 12-19-2013, 06:06 PM.

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        • racin6mod
          Senior Member
          • Feb 2008
          • 2172

          #19
          maybe I'm not reading correctly but he said he'd been using eagle for 9 years never said it was the same crank or even same motor just eagle parts. my brother has a motor with eagle rods h-beam that we've turned 8000 rpms so fare no problems never had a eagle crank but I have gm steel cranks in both engines.

          is c.a.t. still in business ?

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          • usafracer
            Senior Member
            • Jun 2010
            • 554

            #20
            442 stock cast crank or I have had good luck with the scat 9000 nodular cranks for budget biulds. As far as I am concerned cast eagle cranks and sir rods are only good for scrap!
            My sarcasm is a pre-emptive strike to your stupidity!!

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            • DaveBauerSS6
              Senior Member
              • Jun 2010
              • 566

              #21
              Built 5 motors in the last 2 years with scat 9000 cranks and fluidamper ( race) balancers, and all were too tight. All over .001. Found the rest of the machining all good and no failures. Several came back for freshenup and looked great.
              Gator Engineering

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              • Driver50x
                Senior Member
                • Jan 2013
                • 238

                #22
                I'm thinking about going with an Ohio Crankshaft forged steel rotating assembly. Anyone have any good or bad experiences with them?

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                • usafracer
                  Senior Member
                  • Jun 2010
                  • 554

                  #23
                  Ohio crank has some good products.
                  My sarcasm is a pre-emptive strike to your stupidity!!

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