Scooterotica crankshaft ....... Sean? Dan?

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Yanker wrote:
eden wrote:easier than grinding crank webs imo, Yanker you forgot to mention rear foot boards :P
And maybe even a longer HT lead? But surely You would not have to do that grinding buisiness? R Taylor/GT crank, hold the 'Paxo' please? :P
That's what I'm waiting on to start my GT186 build, due in next month I believe
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eden wrote:not long now Yanker ;)
Changing crankcase volume with a range of stuffers: simple genious. Why has it not been done before I ask myself. Looking forward to it and some backup performance data. I'm gonna lose sleep for a few weeks now......... :lol:
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I fitted a test crank with the stuffers in to a mates engine over 15 months ago, its worked well :)
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eden wrote:I fitted a test crank with the stuffers in to a mates engine over 15 months ago, its worked well :)
but that alone did not turn up the volume....... :?:
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no it reduced it ;)

test was to see if the fixing method was good enough :)
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It needs to be better than 'good enough' for the full potential to mean a winning design.
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