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Old 03-16-2015, 05:54 AM   #1
BRENT in 10-uh-C
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Default Re: welded crankshafts

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Originally Posted by gwhite View Post
SCAT makes a counterbalanced Model A crank with the correct 1.625" main journals; http://www.scatcrankshafts.com/produ...e/crankshafts/
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You are correct regarding the scat A crank.
1929 did not mention whether he wanted an A or B crank. He wanted counterweights and my mind went right to model B/C cranks with integral counterweights, because that's what I use. I figured that maybe 1929 did not know of this counterweighted crank. That said, if you want a scat to install in a B block, then I stand on what I wrote regarding that crank having B size mains and A size rod throws.
You both likely already know this but it might be worth saying for those who don't, ....SCAT will machine a crankshaft to whatever specs you choose to order. The additional cost(s) are only proportional to the additional time it takes to make the changes.
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