hey guys just wondering if i spun a bearing what the max i could take off before it loses its strength. ive heard you can get undersized bearings. how strong will the crank effectively be after machining and micropolishing? could it withstand say 300whp?
ive done research but nothing found on how strong a crank will be after machining if it loses any strength at all
crankshaft journal repair?
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Re: crankshaft journal repair?
I don't think that you could say a crank will fail at xx HP with oversize bearings. From my research it isn't a good idea to run a ground crank in our cars, and a friend of mine had his worked on crank snap in half, at around 220WHP. There were several issues at play, but it happened on a ground crank.
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Josh Colombo wrote: ↑Mon Jan 14, 2002 10:23 am Wait....I'm confused now.
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Re: crankshaft journal repair?
thanks for that info. seems like it wasnt a "ton" of power that made it snap either. arent the cranks forged?
Re: crankshaft journal repair?
From what i read i believe josh said the n/a 2.2 has the same forged crank. Kick me if im wrong!
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Re: crankshaft journal repair?
Yes, the cranks are identical between the turbo & non-turbo 2.2 engines. You can look at the parts book....it's the same part #.
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Re: crankshaft journal repair?
what i was possibly thinking was to offset ground the crankshaft journals for more stroke since our rod length is limited. any thoughts?
Re: crankshaft journal repair?
That would just compromise the crank pretty bad in the boxer motor
90 legacy Wagon LS Special, JDM closed deck 20g, custom 25d heads f/ metic motors, APS GC FMIC, 740cc, VF34, 4.11 F/D, Turboxs RFL blow off valve, now with piggyback.
94 Legacy SS R.I.P (parts car now for 90)
97 Legacy Outback (sold)
94 Legacy SS R.I.P (parts car now for 90)
97 Legacy Outback (sold)