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| Don McClelland |
04-09-2004 11:00 PM |
Grinding a 427 crank
How much can a steel 427 crank be ground and still be servicable. I have the opportunity to buy one that has been freshly ground at .020/.020 under. Is this at the limit or could it be reground again in the future?
Thanks
Don
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| Perf. Eng. Eric |
04-09-2004 11:39 PM |
If the price is right ,I would buy it . 20/20 is no problem. Remember that is only a cut of .010 deep into the crankshaft. The crank could even go another 10 if needed. Hope this helps.
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| FFR428 |
04-10-2004 05:04 AM |
I've seen cranks that can go .050 with no issues.
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