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Old 08-18-2004, 04:19 PM
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How much 'play' in the locator wheel on the crankshaft is normal or within tolerance? I am having my crankshaft rebalanced and the person said it moves about 0.010" from side to side. TIA.
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Also, the motor that the crankshaft was in did not have any problems prior to removal. When it was removed, it was taken directly to the machine shop.
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I think that some stroker cranks have more than that.
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The crankshaft is a 4.00" Scat billet crank. Thanks for the info John.

I am almost thinking that I will do the assembly after they get done rebalancing and checking the bore diameters and main cap diameters
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