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Hmmmm.....There’s no such thing as an SFCcrankshaft, over the years at least 4 different ones were made, starting in 1971 with basically an SF
Marnix
Hmmmm.....There’s no such thing as an SFCcrankshaft, over the years at least 4 different ones were made, starting in 1971 with basically an SF
Marnix
Just thought I’d mention it. Not wanting to be pedantic.Hmmmm.....
Works crank.My comments were based on the 1974 replica SFC that started this thread. I think the crank in Piet's works SFC was a rare one indeed ... but didn't survive in its heavily tricked-up form.
Be pedantic.Just thought I’d mention it. Not wanting to be pedantic.
Marnix
I have 2 engines with 1973 works crankshafts, both different, and different from the production 1974 ones. One has the scary ultra slim conrods, the other one has rods that are very similar to the 1974 SFC ones (great!). Both cranks have a single row cam chain sprockets. Found a 1973 works cylinder head with a duplex cam sprocket. Go figure..My comments were based on the 1974 replica SFC that started this thread. I think the crank in Piet's works SFC was a rare one indeed ... but didn't survive in its heavily tricked-up form.
No wonder they went bust.I have 2 engines with 1973 works crankshafts, both different, and different from the production 1974 ones. One has the scary ultra slim conrods, the other one has rods that are very similar to the 1974 SFC ones (great!). Both cranks have a single row cam chain sprockets. Found a 1973 works cylinder head with a duplex cam sprocket. Go figure..
Marnix
Found a 1973 works cylinder head with a duplex cam sprocket. Go figure..
Marnix