- Location
- Canada
I miked mine and it’s 4 thousand of an inch off. Can I still reuse it? Will it just blow up on me? Or am I safe?
How much out can your crank be out?
- Thread starter Rustbucket
- Start date
- Location
- Charlotte, NC
Off on what axis?
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- Location
- Canada
Rear coupler to the rear #2 crank throw
- Location
- Canada
I miked it on 6 different points and the stator side ( front) is true but the rear seems to be walking a bit (0.04’). What do you think?
- Location
- Canada
Maybe I should try this? lol
Someone correct me if I am wrong but if that crank is welded, its not going to move by hitting it with a hammer, might make it worse. By the way, .04" of runnout is a LOT, I'm guessing you meant .004"? That is still 2x stock spec, though. Cranks are pretty cheap from SBT..
Tyler Zane
Open Your Eyes
- Location
- Panama City Beach, FL
Isn't this your second thread on this?
Didn't someone post a picture of Yamahas specs? Because that how much out you can be.
Didn't someone post a picture of Yamahas specs? Because that how much out you can be.
DAG
Yes, my balls tickled from that landing
- Location
- Charlotte, NC
But does the team of Yamaha Engineers actually know what they are doing?¿?
Tyler Zane
Open Your Eyes
- Location
- Panama City Beach, FL
Tyler Zane
Open Your Eyes
- Location
- Panama City Beach, FL
Or you can watch that YouTube video and get out your hammer out
- Location
- Canada
I’ll try the hammer and if I can’t get it to zero or max 0.001 then I’ll call it quits. If I knew the crank was screwed, I would have just bought JetManiac’s ported engines. It would have been the same price as building one