V8 Crankshaft Assembly
A titanium billet crankshaft tuned for sustained high-RPM operation, with individually balanced counterweights and superfinished journals.
A focused range of high-performance assemblies engineered for teams that measure performance in laps, grams, and microns.
A titanium billet crankshaft tuned for sustained high-RPM operation, with individually balanced counterweights and superfinished journals.
Low-inertia retainers, buckets, and valves designed to preserve control at extreme engine speeds without sacrificing service life.
Matched straight-cut gears and shafts with DLC-treated contact surfaces for reliable power transfer through a full race distance.
Autoclave-cured carbon fiber housings and covers that remove mass from the chassis while protecting critical systems from heat and debris.
Matched crank, rod, and counterweight components for compact flat-engine packaging and a smoother high-RPM power delivery.
Hardened camshafts with profile-matched followers and a setup record built around the engine’s actual valve events.
Thermally isolated mounts that hold exhaust geometry through vibration, heat cycling, and repeated service access.
Lightweight shields and liners shaped around critical components to protect sensors, wiring, and composite structures from radiant heat.
A component is only as valuable as the information around it. Each Redline system arrives with the engineering context needed to integrate it into a serious program.
From balancing strategy to oil passage geometry, the crankshaft is developed around the engine it will serve—not treated as an isolated part.
The catalog is a starting point. The useful work begins when we understand what your current component needs to survive, improve, or make possible.
Map the real shock, thermal, and fatigue environment before choosing where to add or remove material.
Mass reduction only matters when it improves response, packaging, balance, or service access.
Every critical part should have a clear inspection, replacement, and traceability story before race week.
Different programs arrive with different constraints. Start with the behavior you need to change, then choose the component family that can move it.
Crankshafts, geartrains, and balance kits built to improve response without losing durability.
3 systemsLow-inertia valvetrain systems for clean control as speed and cylinder pressure rise.
2 systemsThermal barriers, mounts, and structural parts designed around the real heat map.
3 systemsDocumented component systems that arrive ready for inspection, replacement, and traceability.
Our processA Redline component is delivered as an engineering package, so your team can make decisions quickly when the schedule gets tight.
Critical dimensions, tolerances, surface data, and inspection references are recorded against the released revision.
Heat number, certification, treatment record, and component code stay connected from receiving to release.
The handoff includes the information your crew needs to install, inspect, and plan the next service interval.