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Well I finally got the crank out of my cannibal it was just a shot rod bearing.Not any damage on the crank.I dont know if I should get my crank balanced or just get the Z-400 bearing and slap it back in, but before that I need to know where to get a paper back repair manual to tell me how to reassemble it.
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if you can find someone to balance the crank do it! make sure they are reputable though.
think of it like this...
if one wheel is bent(or unbalanced) on your car it will shake. might notice it at high speeds or low speeds or all the time. leave it shake long enough and you'll get a bad tire, possible wheel/axle bearing failure, maybe brake and suspension issues...
if your crank is not properly balanced the bearings will take the beating, for a while...
think of it like this...
if one wheel is bent(or unbalanced) on your car it will shake. might notice it at high speeds or low speeds or all the time. leave it shake long enough and you'll get a bad tire, possible wheel/axle bearing failure, maybe brake and suspension issues...
if your crank is not properly balanced the bearings will take the beating, for a while...
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Problem with balancing the crank is that you will have to split the crank,Put it back together and then you will be able to balance it minus the rod,piston and pin.Then once balanced it will have to be split again and reassembled with the rod.This causes a good chance of having the integrated pin fail from pressing it in and out so many times.That leaves you with a couple options.
One way is for someone to tell us all exactly how much weight is needed or taken away or wait until I figure it out.This isnt the most accurate since they are rough castings and probably vary a bit but it would be much better than stock.
Or you could also have them install the z400 pin
Either way make sure you have it welded.(cheap insurance)
One way is for someone to tell us all exactly how much weight is needed or taken away or wait until I figure it out.This isnt the most accurate since they are rough castings and probably vary a bit but it would be much better than stock.
Or you could also have them install the z400 pin
Either way make sure you have it welded.(cheap insurance)