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Old 09-11-2023, 11:50 PM
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A good fillet would require it to be at least .040 to .060 tall,that would mean a cut of at least .080 .let me know though about the shim deal.Thanks Tom for your advice
How many cranks have you ground personally? I have ground between 3,500 and 4,000. What Tom is telling you is accurate. With a forged crank it is possible to weld the fillet area and regrind the journal. We did it frequently on cranks we couldn’t find a replacement for. Main journals are actually easier to correct than rod journals since you aren’t having to be concerned about getting a rod journal “on stroke”. It’s your crank; if it were me I’d be having a long discussion with the individual who screwed it up to begin with.

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