Have a 66mm cw std/std crank fresh from machine shop for your 6 cylinder project. $2800
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beautiful part...
I"ve bought a few of them in the last few decades...
I didn't know they had gone up so much...
are you running the 70.4 crank in the new motor?
brant
Yes we decided to go with the longer crank to provide a larger sweet spot for torque. The 66 gives a relatively short and high rev band, which is cool, but you have to keep it in that sweet spot or you are bogged down. Anything below 5k you are cooked. This is just as it applies to race engines thiugh of course.
Will move the powerband to the left with the longer crank. It did require me to have custom ps and cs made though. Would have been easier with the 66.
STD.STD 50 plus year old cranks are getting hard to find. If you need to have one worked on , magged, ground, re-hardened, straighten, plus shipping it starts to gets expensive. My last crank to have similar work was $1500 in labor plus $200 in shipping when done. A while back I was looking for a 74.4 crank and purchase three that did not pass mag, by the time I got a good one the overall cost it was quire expensive.
john
Yes for.sure. i have a 904 mainshaft waiting in the wings so i can build a second box. Need a 901/911 (reverse pull) side shift box to build out. Have MSX in the current box.
loved the Ka, S, X we used to run in a 4cylinder race car
this box is F, J, O, S, V
and always provides the perfect gearing for long and short tracks with my tiny 2.0
Tiny. Lol. Sure.
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