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peterock
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#11 Post by peterock »

I have to look back, i think we were able to do like $180 or $190 on the group buy. As far as using them on a crank. If you are going the stroker crank, pretty much any crank can be used seeing as the crank pin gets cut off anyway. If it was a stock rod like the last batch, as long as the crank pin isn't damaged at all then no other modifications needed.

joedirt
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#12 Post by joedirt »

I need one. dry.gif

Crazie
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#13 Post by Crazie »

I'm in for one of each if we do the 6mm, maybe, just maybe, even two of each. If no 6mm, then definitely in for two stockers.

Dachshund
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#14 Post by Dachshund »

I'd be in for a stocker.

kdeal
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#15 Post by kdeal »

Pete,

I will be in for two as well.

Dachshund
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#16 Post by Dachshund »

Pete, do you have enough interest yet?

peterock
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#17 Post by peterock »

It looks like we do. I need to break it down I guess to who wants the stock dimension and who wants the stroker rod.

2000ex
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#18 Post by 2000ex »

The stroker rod would only be for the big boys not the regular Timbo stroker which has the same rod length as stock.

I would be in for one of each

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#19 Post by claas900 »

If I understand it right Tim has two rod lengths. The one for the stock crank and 2.2 stroker use same rod. The 6mm cranks use a longer rod.

2000ex
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#20 Post by 2000ex »

You are correct!

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