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4 or 7 mm crank questions


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So i have everything that u could possibly bolt on for performance on my shee. It's a 66mm bore, pro d cool head, 34mm carbs, v3 reeds, k&n, moose racing clutch plates and springs, clutch lock up, + 4 timing, and cpi inframes. The cylinders i just put on are full drag port by RDZ. I got it broke in, took it out for a few passes, and after the fourth pass it was making all kinds of racket. Shut it down. Kicked it over by hand, and it sounds to be a main crank bearing or connecting rod bearing. I haven't torn it down yet. I would really like to know if i should just repair the damage if possible and put it back together, or go for a 4 or 7 mill. I don't know what is involved in stroking the motor. Can i just use everything i've got with a spacer plate and a new crank, or what? Thanks

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the port is prolly to drastic to turn into a 4/7mm. id pull yours down, see whats up and go from there.

 

if you wanted to stroke it, youd need cylinders, crank, pistons , domes and gaskets (and a port job) (and with a 7mm crank, you need to trench the cases) seems a bit too much, if alll you need is a crank and bearings... hopefully.

 

strip it down, see where ya at.

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What are the best shops in michigan other than rdz that i can talk to about my options. Where is the best place to buy parts? I see rdz offers a couple of motor kits, and override trans. I'm thinking about going all out, but i really don't wanna just scrap everything i've got and start over from scratch.

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