Stroker crank ID

omichaelshar · Post by **omichaelshar** » Sat Jan 13, 2007 10:07 pm

Can anyone identify the manufacturer or provide further details regarding stroker crank? It is a short-nose crank and stamped with No 374.

Stroke measures at 86mm, which is odd as I was told it was 77mm when purchasing.

jrv8 · Post by **jrv8** » Sun Jan 14, 2007 12:58 pm

Hi ,
Sounds like it could be a Real Steel 4.3 stroker crank.
Jim

Wotland · Post by **Wotland** » Sun Jan 14, 2007 1:25 pm

Hi,
If crank has been purchased new in Australia, it can be an Pro-Stroke (Victoria) crank.
Cheer.

john 215 · Post by **john 215** » Sun Jan 14, 2007 4:09 pm

Hi,just done a google search on Stoker crank 374,and came up with Campbell Enterprises who do a stroker crankshaft for Chevy LS1 374ci ,sorry could'nt find a picture to confirm it as the same as your but a possible line to follow?
Hope this helps,
John.

Boosted LS1 · Post by **Boosted LS1** » Sun Jan 14, 2007 11:26 pm

Am I correct to assume it's a cast item?

What are the journal dimensions, width and diameter?

Boosted.

omichaelshar · Post by **omichaelshar** » Mon Jan 15, 2007 3:32 am

Yes - the crank is a cast unit. Main journals are 58.4 mm diam. Big ends are 50.8 mm diam. I have not mearured width.

I spoke to someone in the industry today that assures me the crank was produced by Stroker Industries in Adelaide, South Australia, but this company has now ceased trading.

The rods that came with the crank are 148 mm. Pistons have a compression height of 35.8 mm. Need new pistons - hence reason for trying to identify original manufacturer.

Thanks all.
Owen