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Vibrations inside an engine are crazy. More than one would expect.
When Jon Kaase explained his Pontiac Engine Masters build. He talked about crank flex, and that he calculated it into the overall potential of the engine. Nothing I've ever heard, maybe Smokey.......
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1977 Black Trans Am 180 HP Auto, essentially base model T/A. I'm the original owner, purchased May 7, 1977. Shut it off Shut it off Buddy, I just shut your Prius down...
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4 speed car?
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Thanks for the replies everyone. This was in a 4 speed trans am. The cam was a Comp 292. I’m certain the car was driven hard before I bought it.
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Make sure you mag the crank. I had a similar problem. The outer ring of the balancer slipped. Oil pressure was low. The crank was cracked and was flexing around causing a main cap to crack at the dowel.
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9.70s off the foot brake w a lazy 60ft . Takes a lot of torque through my crank to do that maybe the bad balancer plus the hard driving but even that doesn’t sound likely to me.
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Happiness is just a turbocharger away! 960 HP @ 11 psi, 9.70 at 146. Iron heads, iron stock 2 bolt block , stock crank, 9 years haven't even changed a spark plug! selling turbos and turbo related parts since 2005! |
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#26
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Check for excessive thrust clearance before disassembly. Crank “walking” during high RPM shifts along with a slipped balancer???
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