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I have mixed opinions on what your want to do to that crank. For the cost of changing the rods and bearings you may as well buy a new one especialy since the stocker isn't exactly fully rebuildable from my understanding.

 

Then again another other friend said the only crank that is built better than a rebuilt stocker is a billet one. Personaly I'm going to go 4 mil with a new crank if I'm goign to switch to cubs, and you won't want to run it with toomys I'll bet it gets hot with those restrictive pipes on it and you definatly will be starving it's potential.

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