Subject	yes, I intended on designing a stroker crank
Posted by	aliaZ on April 05, 2014 at 10:35 PM
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In Reply To	You designed the crank? (n/m) posted by ZXRider on April 05, 2014 at 09:18 PM
Message	but the customer changed his mind and decided to stay with the stock stroke. So the end result is what is available for purchase from Crower
Follow Ups	Billet Crower crank and rods group buy... anyone? - LitlElvis 13:36:24 04/05/14 Is this a stroker kit? If so, how much more displacement? (n/m) - MixManMash 14:37:33 04/05/14 Not a stoker. No need in my opinion. (n/m) - rcmadness 14:58:36 04/05/14 Agreed, stroker = overrated... Here are some other notes>>> - LitlElvis 15:23:48 04/05/14 the "stroker option" isn't as simple as it sounds - aliaZ 18:02:26 04/05/14 You designed the crank? (n/m) - ZXRider 21:18:49 04/05/14 yes, I intended on designing a stroker crank - aliaZ 22:35:08 04/05/14 Does that mean you work/worked for - ZXRider 13:33:51 04/06/14 I worked with crower on the design - aliaZ 15:31:55 04/06/14 Don can ProE calculate the torsional rate of the crank? - LitlElvis 11:10:20 04/07/14 not the version I had, but otherwise I'm sure it could - aliaZ 21:49:15 04/07/14 Wow that's really cool. Any chance you could - ZXRider 11:49:46 04/08/14 I no longer have the model, or pro engineer for that matter - aliaZ 14:01:56 04/08/14 Any idea what redline w/better springs & solid lifters? (n/m) - Turbodog (CT) 16:36:08 04/05/14 I guess I'm not looking at it as a way to extend the RPM - LitlElvis 23:00:05 04/06/14 Definitey like the strength & oiling improvements - Turbodog (CT) 09:49:19 04/07/14 Wow....no doubt! I bet that sure woke you up!!! (n/m) - The Hawk 08:56:11 04/09/14 FYI - if you send them your pistons and pins - aliaZ 17:24:47 04/05/14
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