Broken Stroker, Crank end play is 1/8" out of spec. Help
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dwg86
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- Vehicle Make: Jeep
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Re: Broken Stroker, Crank end play is 1/8" out of spec. Hel
I wonder if the crank was out of spec...thrust bearing surface too wide. I have read that some of the scat cranks have been out of spec (bearing surfaces).
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DaemonForce
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Re: Broken Stroker, Crank end play is 1/8" out of spec. Hel
That crank is definitely out of spec. Next time pull one from an AMC.
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Phman9
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Re: Broken Stroker, Crank end play is 1/8" out of spec. Hel
My first 4.6 build was done by western engine supply. I got it back with the lower and upper end assembled. I did not see the thrust surface on my first build. New crank and bearings are in. New engine sounds amazing. For sale! 2001XJ Limited 4.6 stoker.