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January 16th 2003, 15:26
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Stroker Crank Question?
Hello again from the Nordic Empress!!
I was wondering what is the maximum stroke for an aftermarket cam that is available which doesnt need any machining to the stock 1600 case?!?! Thanks for the info!! Clint
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January 16th 2003, 15:36
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Not sure if I am reading the question right, but for no case clearancing a 76mm stroker is the biggest you can go before having to trim the case... Granted you still might need clearanced rods for this setup.
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January 25th 2003, 02:48
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Thanks that is all that I needed!!
By the way what would be a great clearanced connecting rod? Thanks and you did read my question right!!! Clint
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January 25th 2003, 02:49
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What I meant to say in my first post was aftermarket CRANK, I'm just slow!!
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January 25th 2003, 11:01
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CB's got some nice CroMo I beam rods, with bolt bosses trimmed for a stroker crank. Set of four sells for around $100.00 We got a set for Hummbug and I was impressed with the quality and light weight. Especially for the price.
Yetibone P.S. These rods are for a T1, not a T4.
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