.010 / .010 Stroker Crank on Ebay

[yossarian19]

Not mine, but for $100, somebody ought to buy this. Not me, not right now...
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Crankshaft-...283?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item53f8e207db

 

[blondejoncherokee]

is it the 12lb or the 4 lb? im pretty sure the 12lbs are the good ones.

 

[yossarian19]

Shrug. Don't know. If it came out of a 258, though, it's usable - whether it spins up quicker or bogs down slower. I'd buy it if I had the time / facility to build a motor.

 

[blondejoncherokee]

Yah but all of the stroker guys stay away from the 4 weight ones and use the 12 or 10 weight ones. If its the 4 weight it might not be worth it, but id have to spend more tie on jeepstrokers.com to find out

 

[Johnnie Walker]

Yah but all of the stroker guys stay away from the 4 weight ones and use the 12 or 10 weight ones. If its the 4 weight it might not be worth it, but id have to spend more tie on jeepstrokers.com to find out

I think that the weights have to do with auto vs manual. Some say that one works better with the other. Forget which is which.

 

[Forceful Llama]

Reading that the 12 weights work better for manuals. I have been looking into the mini stroker recipes for if/when this engine gives out.

 

[old_man]

The 12 weight takes longer to rev up. That is what I have and I started with an AX-15. Now I have an AW4. The throttle response is a bit slower than I would like.

 

[blondejoncherokee]

really , I was under the impression the 12 weight was better for crawling though, so the 4 weight is still decent then?

 

[blondejoncherokee]

My plan is to buy a cheap rebuilt motor, then pull mine and rebuild it on the side and stroke it out to 4.5.

 

[old_man]

The light crank is fine with an auto. The heavy crank is better with a manual.