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looking good.
Can you come up with a safe crank for rabbit rods....one that wont break? Rich |
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looking good. Can you come up with a safe crank for rabbit rods....one that wont break? Rich You can grind a 2.0 crank to rabbit rods if you want a stock stroke. That's what I have in my car, as do at least a dozen other 914s in this area. There is nothing wrong with the journal size on it's own, the diesel rabbits used that journal, and I can't imagine anything that would put more load on it than a diesel. The tricky area comes when you take a crank designed for a larger journal and take it down to a smaller size. Thats where knowing what you're doing becomes the important part. |
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