Eagle Forged Stroker Crank CRACKED
In the 70s we were importing Japanese steel. When you tried to cut it with the acetylene torch, now and then there would be some rust buried in the rolled steel. Seems that Chinese manufacturers are going through the same QC issues. The responsibility comes down to the American company getting product manifactured in China to verify QC. Now if ypu purchase really cheap cast parts, you get what you pay for. Look on some rod and crank manufacturers sites and they state xrayed. That is part of their QC to verify the steel.melt was done properly to ensure no voids or inclusions that would be subsurface and not detectable by magnaflux. These will allow cracks to develop and spread.
