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  1. 04-01-2010, 11:33 PM #1
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    Question about stroker cranks

    Edit: Talking about 250R Stroker Cranks

    I've heard that the +4's by Hot Rods had some problems with letting go of the crank itself, and I'm not really a big fan of the idea of that happening. Anyone heard or had experience with that before?

    Secondly, I've got a couple of stock cranks laying around, would it be worthwhile to have one of them stroked to +4? Who does this kind of work? What would something like this cost?? Can they only be long rod cranks? Reliability over stock?

    Let me know what you guys think, James
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    Contact (CrankWorks) in Arizona......or look up there web site! The best in the business......
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    ESR has them ready to ship.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tecate 50 View Post
    Contact (CrankWorks) in Arizona......or look up there web site! The best in the business......
    1 up on that, been using them for years. They lighten, balance, polish, stroke, repair and much more to any crank. Top quality work heres the web site http://crankworks.com/
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    Trying not to spend $500 on a crank, but i know ESR is quality. Got a E-mail into crankworks

    Thanks for that info too.
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