Crank cutting?
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RE: Crank cutting?
Put the engine in a plastic bag and poke the crankshaft through the bag(this will keep metal shavings off the engine)put the flywheel
and pilotshaft on to see how much to cut off.Take them off and cut a little at a time and then rechecking with the flywheel/pilotshaft
until it is the right size.
and pilotshaft on to see how much to cut off.Take them off and cut a little at a time and then rechecking with the flywheel/pilotshaft
until it is the right size.
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RE: Crank cutting?
ORIGINAL: subbass
Put the engine in a plastic bag and poke the crankshaft through the bag(this will keep metal shavings off the engine)put the flywheel
and pilotshaft on to see how much to cut off.Take them off and cut a little at a time and then rechecking with the flywheel/pilotshaft
until it is the right size.
Put the engine in a plastic bag and poke the crankshaft through the bag(this will keep metal shavings off the engine)put the flywheel
and pilotshaft on to see how much to cut off.Take them off and cut a little at a time and then rechecking with the flywheel/pilotshaft
until it is the right size.
ORIGINAL: nitro fanatic
its good to leave a nut on it so after you cut it. When you take the nut off. it will clean the threads up
its good to leave a nut on it so after you cut it. When you take the nut off. it will clean the threads up
