The piston pin is oversized on the swing crank, that’s the way they were able to stroke it. I don’t think it would work in a z50 without boring the crank pin holes.
The piston pin is oversized on the swing crank, that’s the way they were able to stroke it. I don’t think it would work in a z50 without boring the crank pin holes.
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| Putting a (+1mm) Swiing conrod on a Rito crank?Topic by: Daniel Kristensen | Daniel Kristensen | 11/29/20 07:09PM |
| Re: Putting a (+1mm) Swiing conrod on a Rito crank?Re: todd amundson | todd amundson | 11/29/20 07:36PM |
| Re: Putting a (+1mm) Swiing conrod on a Rito crank?Re: Daniel Kristensen | Daniel Kristensen | 11/29/20 07:39PM |
| Re: Putting a (+1mm) Swiing conrod on a Rito crank?Re: Probably Fred | Probably Fred | 11/29/20 08:24PM |
| Re: Putting a (+1mm) Swiing conrod on a Rito crank?Re: Daniel Kristensen | Daniel Kristensen | 11/29/20 08:25PM |
| Re: Putting a (+1mm) Swiing conrod on a Rito crank?Re: Daniel '' | Daniel '' | 11/29/20 07:48PM |
| Re: Putting a (+1mm) Swiing conrod on a Rito crank?Re: Daniel Kristensen | Daniel Kristensen | 11/29/20 07:58PM |
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