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gsr crank
hey, figured id give you guys first dibs on my gsr crank. i want about 100 out of it, or best offer. email me at holder133487@yahoo.com. tell me if you want pics.
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Re: gsr crank (DA6righthand)
hey, i've got a '97 GSR b18c1 complete engine sitting in my garage (sittin here for about a year) it is in PERFECT condition but needs a new Crankshaft.
Talked to Honda about installing a Crankshaft in her, they want $1000 for the new crankshaft and $1000 for the install.
Thoughts? seeing as thought the engine is sitting right here, is it "easy" to install a new crankshaft like the one your selling?
i'm interested in buying it if it is.
Thanks
Talked to Honda about installing a Crankshaft in her, they want $1000 for the new crankshaft and $1000 for the install.
Thoughts? seeing as thought the engine is sitting right here, is it "easy" to install a new crankshaft like the one your selling?
i'm interested in buying it if it is.
Thanks
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Re: gsr crank (Integraoligist)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Integraoligist »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">hey, i've got a '97 GSR b18c1 complete engine sitting in my garage (sittin here for about a year) it is in PERFECT condition but needs a new Crankshaft.
Talked to Honda about installing a Crankshaft in her, they want $1000 for the new crankshaft and $1000 for the install.
Thoughts? seeing as thought the engine is sitting right here, is it "easy" to install a new crankshaft like the one your selling?
i'm interested in buying it if it is.
Thanks
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it actually easy if you are somewhat mechanically inclined. ive rebuilt two ls motors and they run great. the crank i have needs the help of a micropolishing rag, or better yet; you can take it to a machine shop pay about 150 bux to get all the journals machined to the same diameter, knife-edge, balance, and micropolish all of the journals. thats what the local machine shop told me. thats what i was goin to do with it and i have a b20 block that i was going to use it with.
Talked to Honda about installing a Crankshaft in her, they want $1000 for the new crankshaft and $1000 for the install.
Thoughts? seeing as thought the engine is sitting right here, is it "easy" to install a new crankshaft like the one your selling?
i'm interested in buying it if it is.
Thanks
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it actually easy if you are somewhat mechanically inclined. ive rebuilt two ls motors and they run great. the crank i have needs the help of a micropolishing rag, or better yet; you can take it to a machine shop pay about 150 bux to get all the journals machined to the same diameter, knife-edge, balance, and micropolish all of the journals. thats what the local machine shop told me. thats what i was goin to do with it and i have a b20 block that i was going to use it with.
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