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- South Africa
I know how they work.Do u buy them new or do you modify your own to 5mm/8mm and do you need a new crankcase...?? how much is it??:dunno:
thanx in advance!
thanx in advance!
5mm/8mm stroker crankshafts??????????
- Thread starter Exile
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Mark44
Katie's Boss
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- 100% one place
This in one for Paul!
Mark44
Mark44
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- South Africa
Thank You all for the input!! thumbsup!...
waxhead
wannabe backflipper
- Location
- gold coast
i have a 5 mm stroker cranks thats almost brand new
and also a 6 mm thats been stripped down and has been cleaned for a rebuild
i am going to be selling these soon
if you want to buy it then now is your time
and also a 6 mm thats been stripped down and has been cleaned for a rebuild
i am going to be selling these soon
if you want to buy it then now is your time
w-nut
x2 nut
- Location
- christchurch new zealand
i assume there cranks that you are going to sell are for a sj wax do you have any kawasaki ones
waxhead
wannabe backflipper
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- gold coast
yeah sorry just superjet ones
w-nut
x2 nut
- Location
- christchurch new zealand
dam :banghead: :smile:
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- South Africa
How much is it going for...? im thinking of creating a carbon hood,nose,hpole aswell.
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- South Africa
How much gain would you estimate it creates either cc or hp wise???????????????????very curious.
Prem1x
Tinkering obsessed
- Location
- Austin, TX
tricky1 said:
But you can send off cranks either trashed or in good shape to have stroked, right? You don't necessarily have to buy another crankshaft if you already have one to have it stroked.
crammit442
makin' legs
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- here
tricky1 said:
Crankworks and other companies DO stroke stock cranks. It's affordable and works well. Don't know how far they can go, but I know they'll do 5mm.
Charles
www.crankworks.com
Let me rephrase that.tricky1 said:
You can't turn a standard stroke crank into a true billet stroker.
On the other hand you can have the big pins replaced on an OEM crank with offset ones to add additional stroke. Not something I would run, but it is an alternative.
Prem1x
Tinkering obsessed
- Location
- Austin, TX
Well, no one said the word "billet" yet, till just now. I think off-set 5mm OEM cranks are perfectly viable and reliable options. Any longer than that and I would only consider aftermarket options.
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- South Africa
AH HA!!!!!!
GO TO THE XFT WEBSITE AND CHECK OUT A 10MM $1200...(CHECK OUT THE TURNOVER ON CC)
Im gona do that...crap now i hav2 save!1
GO TO THE XFT WEBSITE AND CHECK OUT A 10MM $1200...(CHECK OUT THE TURNOVER ON CC)
Im gona do that...crap now i hav2 save!1
ArtMaybee
I'm Baaaack!
- Location
- Mobile, AL
hmm.. I thought crankworks welded the holes and then drilled them in a different location to make the stroker cranks.
waxhead
wannabe backflipper
- Location
- gold coast
i wouldnt run a welded re drilled one
the rad is a much stronger and better balanced crank
the rad is a much stronger and better balanced crank