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Tip - What stroke crankshaft is
right for your application?
4.000" - Most economical, easier on engine
components, leaves the starting line easier than larger
stoke crankshafts.
4.250" - Economical, produces more torque, easy to
install.
4.500" or larger - Machine work may be necessary to
install, produces more torque, creates excessive windage in
wet sump applications, should run an external oil pump or
dry sump system.
FYI: When choosing a crankshaft, always make sure
it is not crossdrilled. Crossdrilled crankshafts can
cause potential oiling problems. |