This is the crank, It has been welded on all the mains(on a gleeson welder specificly for welding cranks) to build them up 1mm and was stress relived, The nose was shrtened and bolt hole deepened, the shaft then spent a day in our CNC mill getting profiled,knife edged and radiused which removed 3kg's from memory. It was then re stress relived, dressed and shot peened, then ground and nitrided. All up probably 60-80 hours of work in the crank alone.
The rods are just std 4AGE and have been dressed, shot peened, fitted with 3/8" ARP bolts, resized, aligned, small ends were re bushed and offset pin bored to get the correct deck height without having to deck heaps off the block.
Theres not much I could do with the blower apart from pull it apart and check/clean it then paint it.
The block had to be relived to fit the fully counterweighted crank but its nothing special to look at, it has also been line bored, bored, honed, and decked.