hot rods crank

[El Camexican]

I’m more inclined to think he worked on his shaft.

[threewheelin-feelin]

In case you can't find selvys contact info, below are a couple other places that can probably do it.

Carlos Aloise - BDT Motorsports
909-466-9152
bdtmotorsports@yahoo.com
http://www.bdtmotorsports.com

Q & E CYCLE
1140 N Kraemer Blvd, Ste A
Anaheim, CA 92806
714-630-5720


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i have heard of carlos on other sights...think im going to contact him about it

[86T3]

Honestly, I'm sure you could find a local shop that could rebuild your crank as well as anyone you could send it to. You don't even need any fancy tools to do it

https://youtu.be/r8lCGTltAm4

[barnett468]

i have heard of carlos on other sights...think im going to contact him about it

Glad I could help, and it only took 30 posts to get your question answered with actual contact info, that might be some kind of record around here.


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[barnett468]

...there are other hot rods crank threads on here with loads of info. One of them I think is locked because this topic seems to be fairly dramatic.

Yeah, wasn't there some discussion about a yellow box vs a red box crank, and then someone someone nearly had a stroke so they had to take their medication then go to bed to get some rest?


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[christph]

Crankworks is a professional shop and offers every service you might need, e.g., rebuilding, lightening, balancing, etc.

http://www.crankworks.com/

[El Camexican]

On the topic of cranks I was browsing some sites yesterday looking for opinions on connecting rods. Turns out the opinions vary about as much as they do for motor oil, but the thing that blew my mind was how many guys say they replace the entire crankshaft assembly when their connecting rods are worn out, rather than “risk” using an aftermarket rod.

With a Hot Rods rod at $100 and labor to change it out running between $50 and $200 depending on who you take it to a new OEM assembly seems like a waste of money.