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Workshop => Engine and Bottom End => Topic started by: 2k1lvr on April 06, 2014, 07:11:44 PM
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putting bottom end back together and my new +4 hot rods crank doesnt have a mark on the shaft to line up the gear. so i held crank at tdc and put the gear on with mark straight up then lined up outer mark with mark on counter balancer gear is this ok?????:grumpy:
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putting bottom end back together and my new +4 hot rods crank doesnt have a mark on the shaft to line up the gear. so i held crank at tdc and put the gear on with mark straight up then lined up outer mark with mark on counter balancer gear is this ok?????:grumpy:
Yep, just imagine there is a dot/mark at TDC of the crank and put the gear on.
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Yep, just imagine there is a dot/mark at TDC of the crank and put the gear on.
does it matter if it is +4 or are they all TDC
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does it matter if it is +4 or are they all TDC
If you look close Honda puts the mark on the crank at TDC. I think common sense will take over now.
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I think common sense will take over now.
lol there is nothing common about my sense..
ya that makes sense I just wasn't sure if it changed any angles at all (I've never held a stroke crank) to see were the pin actually goes
and I failed terribly at geometry
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lol there is nothing common about my sense..
I was not referring g to you Barry. For some reason hot-rods started to leave the mark off. They probably figured it was TDC for OEM so its kinda like it never changed.
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its all good:loyal:
I was just curious about if the weights had been offset on a stroker I never really thought about that
always something to learn
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I was just curious about if the weights had been offset on a stroker
I think you are referring to crank balancing. The cranks do not need to be balanced until the weight of the piston exceeds what your counterbalancer is set up for. The new +4 hotrods cranks are manufactured with the pin in a different location. It has not been moved as they have been re-manufactured in the past.
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Thanks everybody!!