 WTB, buy back or pay ransom. 66mm 911 crank and Carrillo rods, WTB, buy back or pay ransom.66mm 911 crankshaft, Carrollo rods |
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| Lsr911 |
 Jun 14 2026, 04:27 PM
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Newbie  Group: Members Posts: 15 Joined: 29-March 12 From: Arizona Member No.: 14,316 Region Association: None  |
One year ago I sent a 66mm race crankshaft cut for 2 inch NASCAR rod journals and six new Carrillo rods with modified rod journal to pin length to a crankshaft machinist I had used for years. (currently located east of Dallas) After a year of excuses, money sent for work performed, and UPS return shipping labels sent to him, I have come to the conclusion he has sold or traded my crank and rods to someone else. I planned on using the crank and rods along with a set of CP pistons on a short stroke twin plug. The rods were designed to work with the CP pistons that had the pin bore raised for the special length rods. The pistons, rods and crank are designed to work together as an assembly. Separately a proper engine cannot be built. If anyone knows the whereabouts of these parts or has been offered the purchase of them, I will be happy to buy them or pay a ransom for their return.
Thank you, LSR911 |
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