65mm crank
Posted: Thu Dec 31, 2009 12:45 pm
who can make me one? long jap rod 125mm?to take 18mm pin.
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Re: 65mm crank
Posted: Thu Dec 31, 2009 1:55 pm
I can get them made but££££££. You would be better with a 64mm and a off set pin.
Re: 65mm crank
Posted: Thu Dec 31, 2009 4:16 pm
DJB wrote:I can get them made but££££££. You would be better with a 64mm and a off set pin.
what sort off money are you looking at, trying to find be crank myself
Re: 65mm crank
Posted: Thu Dec 31, 2009 5:00 pm
£1200 each or £525 for fifteen.yam-lam wrote:DJB wrote:I can get them made but££££££. You would be better with a 64mm and a off set pin.
what sort off money are you looking at, trying to find be crank myself
Re: 65mm crank
Posted: Thu Dec 31, 2009 5:36 pm
DJB wrote:£1200 each or £525 for fifteen.yam-lam wrote:DJB wrote:I can get them made but££££££. You would be better with a 64mm and a off set pin.
what sort off money are you looking at, trying to find be crank myself
ouch
Re: 65mm crank
Posted: Thu Dec 31, 2009 5:43 pm
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Re: 65mm crank
Posted: Thu Dec 31, 2009 6:21 pm
i totaly agree. but its finding one of them first.DJB wrote:I can get them made but££££££. You would be better with a 64mm and a off set pin.
Re: 65mm crank
Posted: Thu Dec 31, 2009 7:56 pm
i'll take fifteen at that price ,infact i'll push the boat out and take thirty for £1000DJB wrote:£1200 each or £525 for fifteen.yam-lam wrote:DJB wrote:I can get them made but££££££. You would be better with a 64mm and a off set pin.
what sort off money are you looking at, trying to find be crank myself
happy new year
regards
joe
Re: 65mm crank
Posted: Sun Jan 10, 2010 12:13 pm
well iv had word from mr broadhurst on this one.
he is watching!
and he has 64mm alfa cranks on his shelf.
the price of this with the rod i want would be £600.
fantastic i thought!
but he wont sell me one incase i slag him off
if my kwak lump went bang.
pitty realy because we all know his cranks are the dogs
b@11@x.so im still looking and will have to end up using an inferior
crank that has a lot more chance of going boom.
so it looks like the engine is going to be an ornament from now
on because i cant afford for him to rebuild the top end.
thats also a shame because its a top bit of engineering
that mark did quite some years ago and all i wanted to do was enhance
and update his excellent work.
he is watching!
and he has 64mm alfa cranks on his shelf.
the price of this with the rod i want would be £600.
fantastic i thought!
but he wont sell me one incase i slag him off
if my kwak lump went bang.
pitty realy because we all know his cranks are the dogs
b@11@x.so im still looking and will have to end up using an inferior
crank that has a lot more chance of going boom.
so it looks like the engine is going to be an ornament from now
on because i cant afford for him to rebuild the top end.
thats also a shame because its a top bit of engineering
that mark did quite some years ago and all i wanted to do was enhance
and update his excellent work.
Re: 65mm crank
Posted: Sun Jan 10, 2010 1:08 pm
I have a 120mm rod for it if that gets you a bit closer. I know its not 125 but not sure how far down the engineering route you've gone, or whether you've got ya piston sorted so you might be able to make it fit. 