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STROKER CRANK *DELETED* #1158865
01/16/12 09:19 PM
01/16/12 09:19 PM
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Re: STROKER CRANK [Re: runner12] #1158866
01/16/12 09:27 PM
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Re: STROKER CRANK [Re: runner12] #1158867
01/16/12 09:46 PM
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yes, but there's a good reason to use a aftermarket rod with 2.200 eod journals. (clearance to the cylinder walls and oil pickup boss)


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Re: STROKER CRANK [Re: Performance Only] #1158868
01/16/12 10:05 PM
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The oil pickup clearence is the biggest issue. Clearence to the block is actually quite simple. External oiling makes it a breeze. I bought some grp 7.076 length aluminum rods and ross B1 piztons off of a member here, also bought a K1 crankshaft from a member here. Total bob weight was 2035, I will be running an external oil kit, so not an issue. May take you a couple hrs to do the clearencing tho







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