Competitive/ADR Crankshafts

[High Speed Industries]

I've been running competitive crankshafts for a few years now and I am very happy with the performance of their cranks. So far I have had no issues at all with their products. The fit and finish of the cranks are amazing, if you send yours in for a rebuild it will come back looking better than ever. The turn around time to have a crank rebuild is amazing, the last crank I had done was sent out on a Monday. That same Thursday I had a fresh rebuilt, trued, and welded at my doorstep. He even includes wrist pin bearings if you buy new connecting rods. If you need any crank repair or service I highly recommend competitivecrankshafts.com/ If you are looking for a stroker crank I suggest looking into the ADR crankshafts. ADR is actually part of the same shop as competitive crankshafts, so you get the same top quality performance from either company. ADR makes a variety of stroker cranks for all of the aftermarket motors out there. They are the absolute best in the industry. Check them out. www.adrparts.com/

 

[Mxsx25]

Thanks Troy! I actually found out about the "budget friendly" ADR stroker cranks a couple weeks ago and have been asking dan and Scott about em but nobody knew of anyone who had real experience so thanks for the info!

 

[air blair]

I put an adr 10 mil stroker in my xs1000. Works great. Zero complaints. Stock wrist pin bearing cages used. Alot better than what xscream was wanting to use and adr is afforable with a great track record.

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[MASSEY]

Little known fact: ADR Aaron Davis Racing worked for PJS at one point and was related by law to Ed Miller!