knige-edging a crankshaft
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Re: knige-edging a crankshaft (VTEC_SiR)
no, knife-edging originated in domestic vehicles where the crank continuously dips into the oil in the oil pan. since our hondas do not, this would have minimal, if that, gains.
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Re: knige-edging a crankshaft (VTEC_SiR)
Never knife edge with a turbo or any car driven on the street. For an all out, rebuild it after every race, n/a race car, it could allow you to rpm a little quicker.
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Re: knige-edging a crankshaft (earl)
thanks so much for the reply earl
cuz i was reading old turbo magazine , where JG was building an h22a and they knife-egded the crank
so i just wanted to know any advantage of doin it
cuz i was reading old turbo magazine , where JG was building an h22a and they knife-egded the crank
so i just wanted to know any advantage of doin it
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