Crank Casting number doesn't exist?? Any Help??

[VileZambonie]

Well which do you want Nodular Iron or Forged Steel? 

I think you are misunderstanding what the construction of these cranks are. For the most part you have one or the other. Most stock cranks are nodular iron.

Forged isn't really necessary unless you are supercharging/turbo charging/N2O etc. Or if you'll be making some serious power....

[Captkaos]

I agree with Vile, you are understanding the construction.  There are only 2 types.
From the pics you posted it looks like a stock nodular Iron crank, so if you are wanting nodular or steel, you already have one of those.

Post a pic of the parting line. (where the 2 halfs are joined) that runs down the lenght of the crankshaft.

[85MudMonster]

So your saying a cast iron crank is a nodular crank. I always thought there was a differance between the two. Well, In that case I'll just keep the one I've got I'm only trying to make 400ft/lbs of torque.