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Welded stroker crank
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RB
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Going to 3.75 stroke and a Honda bearing. Thought I would go this route instead of Billet.
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Welded stroker crank
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Cast or steel crankshaft?
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As a general rule, welding to increase the stroke is typically...
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Final results on the welded stroker.. yes, it was a steel truck...
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RB
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Nice, if you don't mind roughly how much did it cost to get done?
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