034 now have a 92.8 and 100mm crankshaft $1500

Finally, after years a new line of 5 Cyl 4340 billet and forged crankshafts are available for popular Audi and Volkswagen models. These precision made cranks are a reasonably priced alternative to the custom cranks on the market and far superior to the cast stock based units available.
Since the OEM 92.8mm crank went NLA recently, we've been pushing to build a quality billet stroker
Initial strokes available in 92.8mm and 100.0mm, they offer a wide range of options for the professional engine builder.
A full line of pistons and connecting rods are available, providing for engine configurations ranging from 2.2L to 2.8L.
Features:
Generous radii ground on all rod and main journals.
Billet 4340 construction
Nitrited for extremely hard surface finish on all bearing surfaces
Precision balanced for smooth high revving engines
Fits all inline 5 Cyl Audi and VW Petrol engines
Rod journal size 47.758mm
92.8mm stroke for engine sizes up to 2.5l
100mm stroke for engine sizes up to 2.7l (note, we only recommend 100mm stroke in tall deck 236mm blocks)
Standard price is for 92.8mm crank, or choose 100mm option below
Since the OEM 92.8mm crank went NLA recently, we've been pushing to build a quality billet stroker
Initial strokes available in 92.8mm and 100.0mm, they offer a wide range of options for the professional engine builder.
A full line of pistons and connecting rods are available, providing for engine configurations ranging from 2.2L to 2.8L.
Features:
Generous radii ground on all rod and main journals.
Billet 4340 construction
Nitrited for extremely hard surface finish on all bearing surfaces
Precision balanced for smooth high revving engines
Fits all inline 5 Cyl Audi and VW Petrol engines
Rod journal size 47.758mm
92.8mm stroke for engine sizes up to 2.5l
100mm stroke for engine sizes up to 2.7l (note, we only recommend 100mm stroke in tall deck 236mm blocks)
Standard price is for 92.8mm crank, or choose 100mm option below
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