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Dundee1000
Re: 120y v`s 1200 Crank (flywheel bolts)
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loctite is good, make sure you use the right one, and be clean and do the bolts before it sets..
it's supposed to be good when setting tension,

Posted on: 2009/3/18 14:48
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LittleFireyOne
Re: 120y v`s 1200 Crank (flywheel bolts)
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When I reinstall mine should I loc tight them? or will that have a detremental effect with the torque wrench?

Posted on: 2009/3/18 13:35
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sikyne
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Everything i could posibly need to know about 1200 cranks. Im a happy man. Thanks all.

Posted on: 2009/3/18 4:56
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datto1000wagon
Re: 120y v`s 1200 Crank (flywheel bolts)
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also sikyne if you happen to find a motor with m2 cast on the side it has one of those lighter cranks that the speedway boys are always after

Posted on: 2009/3/18 4:52
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ddgonzal
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Anything starting in 1974. The A-series engine was redesigned, it has the dizzy under #3 spark plug. Earlier engines had dizzy under #1 spark plug.

Posted on: 2009/3/18 4:20
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sikyne
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So does late mean 120y? I need one. or is late ute the same? or anything after 1974?

Posted on: 2009/3/18 3:12
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Dundee as usual is right:

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crank now uses Metric M10 1.25 bolts to attach flywheel instead of english-system 3/8" x 24 UNF bolts

Posted on: 2009/3/18 2:06
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Dundee1000
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the early blocks are actualy IMPERIAL! then they changed to meteric threads... !!!

Posted on: 2009/3/18 1:52
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bert
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For memory the early motors have the fine pitch

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sikyne
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Thanks,
Do you know which ones have the finer pitch? 10x1 im presuming?
I`ll go for the finer pitch unit.
Im about to spend a lot of money getting a crank ground and lightend for racing and i`d like to start from the best base.

Also, ARP make flywheel bolts in 10x1.

Posted on: 2009/3/17 22:29
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