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  1. Brian.G

    Brian.G Forum Member

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    ....intense. I think in all the various videos Ive watched in the past ages these two are 'level 11'.

    Ive been out of the loop a while, but does anyone know the dimensions of the shiny bits inside the first engine?

    [video=youtube;Y9bs1je8Bcw]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y9bs1je8Bcw[/video]

    The second, not a fan of turbos but my god that gearchange is epic

    [video=youtube;L0fhLasMogE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L0fhLasMogE[/video]

    Brian,
     
  2. Sirguydo

    Sirguydo Fastest milkman in the West Paid Member

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    Like wow lol
    This is exactly why we like you Brian :thumbup:
     
  3. Toyotec

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    Hugo (HPR) knows them and may know the full spec.

    It is a custom crank.
     
  4. Brian.G

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    Hugo let me know details, its just a lesser throw crank(obviously) I was hoping it would be more crazy internally, but sadly not.

    Brian,
     
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  5. Toyotec

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    Something I suppose you could also cast if you decided?
     
  6. Brian.G

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    Cast? Nah, cant do nodular iron(not ideal anyway) - Ive a good contact now for machining billet cranks out of EN30b and that owes me 4 huge favors so Ill be going that route with my own + pankl rods and custom billet 2618A pistons.

    Brian,
     
  7. HPR

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    I know the crank manufacturer , he has 56.0 mm cranks made ... other strokes that were made are 49 mm and 59 mm but in this case would make no sense...
    81.5 x 56.0 mm would be 1168 cc ... would consider this as close or spot on ?
     
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    Oh my that is just immense !

    Instant gear change = no boost loss at all!
     

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