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I always loved how my Dad would react to people saying cast cranks are crap. He ran stock 350 Chevy cranks in his dirt track engines for many seasons. He had less problems with them than the Callies cranks he used to use. Ran them to 8,200 during qualifying and 8 during the race, and didn't have a single engine failure related to the crank. The argument could be made that the car was lighter and the rotating assembly was lighter as well, but the last few engines he had dynoed right at 750 hp, and that was in the mid '90s.
seen many cast gm crank turn 8 grand all season on dirt! only crank brake i know of track was a corn field and cars were bouncing around like off road trucks! and that was a forged scat crank! dirt racing is one of the hardest applications on cranks and rotating assembly!! local dirt track engine guru here said a cast crank can distort more than a forged before it brakes because forged is more brittle!