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CVO Technical => Milwaukee-Eight => Topic started by: 2019CVONH on January 24, 2021, 07:36:54 AM
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Good morning,
Has anyone built a 131 stroker using this crank? If so what were your inerds and what were you numbers like? I’m thinking of doing this to mine.
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Would you really when you can get either 126" or 130" depending on if you now have a 107 or 114/117 now and no crank needs to be purchased?
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I need to redo the bottoms end because the cam side is at .010 runout. So I have to replace the crank anyway. So to be able to change some things up and get more cubic inch I can stroke it and get even more without stressing the motor with thin sidewalls and sleeve issues.
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If it were mine I would have the crank fixed or buy a P3R. I prefer less stroke and larger bore. The spigots and the main liner are not thin. S&S cylinders bored +.030 OS.
https://www.facebook.com/P3R-Flywheels-1395670874091175/
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I don’t have a Twincam it’s an M8
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P3R makes cranks for both, any stroke you want., carrillo USA rods. Plus Darkhorse and Hyperformance, Randy Torgeson, are reworking the stock cranks for the M8
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Wish I knew that before I sent it out. It’s getting an S&S pinned and pressed balanced removed
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If it were mine I would have the crank fixed or buy a P3R. I prefer less stroke and larger bore. The spigots and the main liner are not thin. S&S cylinders bored +.030 OS.
https://www.facebook.com/P3R-Flywheels-1395670874091175/
Wow I went to the Facebook site. That crank is a polished work of art! Very nice indeed.
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