What is the purpose of a crank hub?

A crank hub is part of the assembly at the front of your engine's crankshaft. Its main job is to help manage torsional vibrations, which are twists and turns in the crankshaft. This helps keep the engine running smoothly and can protect other components.

What material is this crank hub made from?

This ATI crank hub is made from steel. Steel is a strong material commonly used in engine components because it can withstand the forces and stresses involved in engine operation.

What comes included with this crank hub?

When you purchase this ATI crank hub, you will receive the hub itself along with the three bolts required for its installation onto the crankshaft.

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Brand: ATI
Part #: ATI916563
UPC: 800157022326

ATI Crank Hub - Steel - Ford SB/6 Cyl - 3.35 Long - 3 Bolt

Name: ATI Crank Hub - Steel - Ford SB/6 Cyl - 3.35 Long - 3 Bolt
Brand: ATI
SKU: ati-ati-crank-hub-steel-ford-sb-6-cyl-3-35-long-3-bolt-t14-360916
Price: 157.94 USD
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This ATI steel crank hub includes the hub and 3 bolts. It's 3.35 inches long for Ford SB and 6 Cylinder engines.

Key Features

Fits Ford SB and 6 Cylinder engines.
Steel construction for durability.
Measures 3.35 inches in length.
Includes the crank hub and 3 mounting bolts.

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About this part

Product Details

This ATI steel crank hub is what you get in the box: the hub itself and the three bolts needed to attach it. It measures 3.35 inches long and is made for Ford Small Block and 6-cylinder engines. This part is designed to work with your engine's crankshaft, helping to manage torsional vibrations and ensure smooth operation.

Crafted from steel, this hub is built to handle the stresses of engine operation. Its 3-bolt design is a common setup for many Ford applications, making it a straightforward component to install when you're working on your engine's front end. Having a well-made crank hub is important for the longevity of your engine's rotating assembly.