Need new crank, OEM, Eagle or brian Crower?

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Old Oct 25, 2019 | 04:45 AM
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Default Need new crank, OEM, Eagle or brian Crower?

Unfortunatly my crank got hurt badly when my flywheel got loose, so I need a new crank. But I cant decide if I should go for used oem, or a new eagle or brian crower crank.


It's a 97 civic with a sleeved b18c from benson with, cp 84mm pistons, pauter X rods, LS crank(89mm), arp mains and acl bearings. Turbo I'm running is gtx 3076r gen2 and I'm aiming for a 600-650whp. Car is daily driven and tracked, mainly for circuit racing. Im revving it to 9400rpm.


What would you recommend? I got in contact with realstreet and they told me that the BC crank is 4lbs lighter then oem and Eagle.

Everything will be rebalanced.

I would like a recommendation based on relaiability, power goal, rpm range, and the fact the car is both daily driven and used for heavy duty circuit racing.
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Old Oct 25, 2019 | 05:00 AM
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Default Re: Need new crank, OEM, Eagle or brian Crower?

Stock crank with a balanced crank pulley . I shift at 9500 and I’m 650whp with CSS block 81.5
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Old Oct 25, 2019 | 05:01 AM
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Default Re: Need new crank, OEM, Eagle or brian Crower?

Originally Posted by Tharshan
Unfortunatly my crank got hurt badly when my flywheel got loose, so I need a new crank. But I cant decide if I should go for used oem, or a new eagle or brian crower crank.


It's a 97 civic with a sleeved b18c from benson with, cp 84mm pistons, pauter X rods, LS crank(89mm), arp mains and acl bearings. Turbo I'm running is gtx 3076r gen2 and I'm aiming for a 600-650whp. Car is daily driven and tracked, mainly for circuit racing. Im revving it to 9400rpm.


What would you recommend? I got in contact with realstreet and they told me that the BC crank is 4lbs lighter then oem and Eagle.

Everything will be rebalanced.

I would like a recommendation based on relaiability, power goal, rpm range, and the fact the car is both daily driven and used for heavy duty circuit racing.
I'd go BC, provided it's within your budget.
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Old Oct 25, 2019 | 08:15 AM
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Originally Posted by Txdragon
I'd go BC, provided it's within your budget.
I'd find OEM, but they are harder to obtain as of late.
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Old Oct 25, 2019 | 11:24 PM
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I suggest staying OE... it is forged and you can use OE bearings without modifying the edges because of the larger filet radius' found on the aftermarket crankshafts.
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