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the main advantage I see is that the crank will not spread, loose pin fit is no longer an issue so you could use the crank for say 10 big end rebuilds instead of 3
if the bearings/cases can take the axial loads then its worth doing just to stop the crank spreading.
they get a longer life out of them than the rollers so don't have to open up the engine as often but for the husaberg if you need to change the CB or the piston it needs to be split anyway so .....
I'll try them if I can get my crank/rod down to 3.8kgs
if the bearings/cases can take the axial loads then its worth doing just to stop the crank spreading.
they get a longer life out of them than the rollers so don't have to open up the engine as often but for the husaberg if you need to change the CB or the piston it needs to be split anyway so .....
I'll try them if I can get my crank/rod down to 3.8kgs