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Vegard

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On 2nd Oct, 2011 Sprocket said:
Why does no one do a forged steel crank anymore? surely must cost less in machining to justify the extra cost in forging and strength? There are still a few forgers in Shefield ( and no I don't mean the criminal type)


Paul Ivey do the forged ones for both Minispares, SH and Swiftune if I'm not mistaken. The Swifty and SH ones being identical.
I wouldn't run an A+ rod at 8500rpm in a racecar for several seasons, that's for sure..

On 13th Jul, 2012 Ben H said:
Mine gets in the way a bit, but only when it is up. If it is down it does not cause a problem.



fastcarl

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leeds/wakefield.

You beat me to it regarding Paul Ivey,


On 3rd Oct, 2011 Vegard said:



On 2nd Oct, 2011 Sprocket said:
Why does no one do a forged steel crank anymore? surely must cost less in machining to justify the extra cost in forging and strength? There are still a few forgers in Shefield ( and no I don't mean the criminal type)


Paul Ivey do the forged ones for both Minispares, SH and Swiftune if I'm not mistaken. The Swifty and SH ones being identical.
I wouldn't run an A+ rod at 8500rpm in a racecar for several seasons, that's for sure..

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carl talbot

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On 2nd Oct, 2011 Jimster said:
over 9k, same as my std crank



How many hours labour to do a fully worked std crank that will rev to over 9000 rpm for a whole race and take the odd run to 10000 when needed ?

just curious - not a dig


fastcarl

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leeds/wakefield.

Too many . 8-10 hrs for one of my modified cranks and i have the right machines to do the job,


On 3rd Oct, 2011 carl talbot said:



On 2nd Oct, 2011 Jimster said:
over 9k, same as my std crank



How many hours labour to do a fully worked std crank that will rev to over 9000 rpm for a whole race and take the odd run to 10000 when needed ?

just curious - not a dig

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