65mm stroke options
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Chris CSPE
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Does worb5 still do there long stroke cranks Eden?
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dirtyhandslopez
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Won't be any casing left to hold it together after cutting for webs that big:shock:
That's not going anywhere...
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Chris CSPE
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The webs don't necaceraly need to be any bigger, it's the steped big end pin that moves the rod further out to gain a bigger stroke.
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So what are they?grimspeed wrote:there are now!
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jerome offerd to do me one using one of his 64mm jobs as a start.
decided after talking to him to stick at 64mm. with a js 550 piston!
smaller piston is 70mm larger one js 550 kawasaki jet ski 75 mm.
i have a 80mm spigot. the cylinder is a air cooled kx 250
decided after talking to him to stick at 64mm. with a js 550 piston!
smaller piston is 70mm larger one js 550 kawasaki jet ski 75 mm.
i have a 80mm spigot. the cylinder is a air cooled kx 250
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i have a horrible feeling.things are going to go bang
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drunkmunkey6969
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What is cost of that crank/piston combo if you dont mind me asking?grimspeed wrote:jerome offerd to do me one using one of his 64mm jobs as a start.
decided after talking to him to stick at 64mm. with a js 550 piston!
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Can Readspeed fit one of their eccentric pins to a 64mm crank? That would be 67mm stroke! MONSTER!
I don't want to keep up with modern traffic. I want to hoon past it, preferably on one wheel!