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117 | 75.48% |
| Steel crankshafts...no |
  
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9 | 5.81% |
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29 | 18.71% |
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21 Aug 2004, 09:15 (Ref:1073489)
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Steel Cranks for FF1600
Who would be in favour of changing the rule on crankshafts to allow the use of a much stronger steel item.
This would prolong the life of our engines as we all know when a crank breaks the engine is scrap.This has been done in the USA for years now so it is about time we had the chance to preserve our engines. |
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