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- Pleasant Garden, NC
Anyone kno good/bad??
Hot rods/?
- Thread starter Jake6488
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- Pleasant Garden, NC
My bad Hot rods cranks Good/ bad
Shifty
- SuperJet Thursday -
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- Austin Texas - Lake LBJ
Don't they cost near the same as OEM? If they do, buy OEM.
Nevermind, Boats.net wants over $900 for one.
Nevermind, Boats.net wants over $900 for one.
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- Pleasant Garden, NC
um 365? well for me. heard the webbings crack?
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- Rentz, GA
I've heard so many mixed reviews so I think the QC is hit and miss.
In a stock to mild engine I say go for it...I'm running one in my ported 760. Ran one in my beefed up 951...I've never had a crank failure that was the result of the crank simply failing. Big power needs a good crank and OEM is the only one that fits that bill.
In a stock to mild engine I say go for it...I'm running one in my ported 760. Ran one in my beefed up 951...I've never had a crank failure that was the result of the crank simply failing. Big power needs a good crank and OEM is the only one that fits that bill.
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- Pleasant Garden, NC
im getting a motor done from art need agood crank the rear bearing are worn out in mine
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- Pleasant Garden, NC
he says he doesnt trust the hot rods anymore?
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- Pleasant Garden, NC
$ ??
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- Rentz, GA
Hotrods are not what they used to be.
Call X-metal, I think they sell OEM cranks for around $500? You may need to drop some coin on a billet cylinder to get that price though...only one way to find out. :dunno:
Call X-metal, I think they sell OEM cranks for around $500? You may need to drop some coin on a billet cylinder to get that price though...only one way to find out. :dunno:
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Shifty
- SuperJet Thursday -
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- Austin Texas - Lake LBJ
I have one I inherited and it seems really cheap and sloppy to me. I am installing it tonight. The original crank from 1996 has less slop in the rods than the HotRods does.
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- Pleasant Garden, NC
i will have to call around does anyone know if falicon is still rebuilding them?
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- savannah/hilton head
i have a hotrods crank and its been in the motor for about 6 years. never had an issue.
oxnard111
Creative RE Purchasing
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- so Cali, Ventura/Oxnard area
I thought there was a thread from a couple months ago where someone found OEM yami twin cylinder cranks for like $365 or some ridiculous price like that.
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- Rentz, GA
I remember the thread but I'm pretty sure the online price got updated and the gap was closed.
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Yup, here it is;http://www.x-h2o.com/threads/63967&highlight=place+buy
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Freakrider
X247
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- Tampa Bay area
Hotrods cranks says "made in Taiwan" on the box....buy an OEM for sure because the bearings are Japan Seiko Koyo and are made to last...I would rather have a good used oem than a new china/taiwan bearing crank...
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