Mike Puckett
SCCoA Member
I was looking around the internet yesterday and I ran across this website:
http://shaftech.com/services.htm
I called them and talked for a few minutes. They can nitride a crankshaft for just under $200. The resulting surface hardness is at least a 60 on the Rockwell hardness scale. Those who have a crank that's been turned down 10 thousandths might want to consider additional nitride treatment to maintain the crank's oriiginal hardness.
http://shaftech.com/services.htm
I called them and talked for a few minutes. They can nitride a crankshaft for just under $200. The resulting surface hardness is at least a 60 on the Rockwell hardness scale. Those who have a crank that's been turned down 10 thousandths might want to consider additional nitride treatment to maintain the crank's oriiginal hardness.