Definition of «forged crankshaft»

A "forged crankshaft" refers to a crankshaft that is made through a process called forging, which involves shaping and molding a metal by applying heat and pressure. In the case of a crankshaft, this process makes it stronger and more durable, which is important for its function in an engine.

Sentences with «forged crankshaft»

As to the technical characteristics, VQ35DE is equipped with forged crankshaft with 81,4 mm piston stroke and forged connecting rods 144,2 mm long. (mywikimotors.com)
Engineers installed in the S50 cylinder block the new forged crankshaft (with a piston stroke of 91 mm), and diameter of cylinders increased to 86.4 mm. (mywikimotors.com)
To gain some extra power over the M235i, the M2 has a larger intercooler and uses the pistons and forged crankshaft from the M3 / 4. (evo.co.uk)
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