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Old 11-25-07, 18:25   #46 (permalink)
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ok i ned help with two parts. i need a crankshaft key tooth and sprocket, turns out the f8 key was a little bigger and the crank i ordered from IPP didn't come with the key but either way i still would have needed the new sprocket due to the difference in size and the fact that ign timing was different between the f8 and f2t. any help would be greatly appriciated.

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looking good. coming together pretty well it looks like

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I need help with two parts. i need a crankshaft key tooth and sprocket, turns out the f8 key was a little bigger and the crank i ordered from IPP didn't come with the key. I really need this. Thanks guys.

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can u get a crank sprocket and key from a dealership?

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been looking for the part# for 3 days , any help?

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the rb25det turbos from a series 2 allthough having a plastic compressor are a very popular turbo on rb20dets and ive seen many make 220kw at the wheels look on Skylines Downunder for more info they are ball bearing also
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how long are the rods, is it now an interference engine???
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5.905in sohc fe rods from a 626 turbo 1987, also had them cryoed. we also brought the piston down to flush with the deck. Has any one noticed the valve reliefs in the pistons are not the same from IN to EX. The IN were shallower than the EX, probably due to the profile of the engine's original cam.

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152mmFE3 rods -2mm=626 turbo rods
in order to keep it non interference youd still have to take out 6mm right? in accordance to the extra stroke?

how did you bring the piston flush with the deck? machine it?? or move the wristpin up??

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moved the wrist pin up .3 in when they were manufactured at Diamond.

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im going to assume .3"= ~7.6mm I hate to be asking too many questions I plan to follow after your example tho DO you have any pictures of the sides of these pistons?? does the wristpin sit in the oil ring??? Id love to see a picture Thanks in advance
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i believe it did go into the oil land a little. But my machinest didn't throw out any red flags, and he hould have, so i am guessing there was no problem with the design.

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yeah there really isn't any issues having the wristpin in the oil ring land from what i've read.

Thanks for those pictures, you've given me some inspiration to go through with the stroker
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any pictures of the rods??? how do they compare next to the FE3 rods?
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