what is the minimum rotor lobe diameter?
what is the minimum rotor lobe diameter?
i`ve got into trouble with custom 3 rotor crankshaft that i bought in NZ.
they had broken grinding machine and crank was made with rotor lobes deviation. lobes are not parallel with the shaft center line.
i could try to polish it here but i need to know minimum acceptabe lobe diameter.
more exactly: what is the maximum rotor bearing to eccentric shaft clearance in high performance engine?
anyone knows?
they had broken grinding machine and crank was made with rotor lobes deviation. lobes are not parallel with the shaft center line.
i could try to polish it here but i need to know minimum acceptabe lobe diameter.
more exactly: what is the maximum rotor bearing to eccentric shaft clearance in high performance engine?
anyone knows?
Last edited by 20bfd3s; May 6, 2006 at 06:12 AM.
Originally Posted by speedturn
For hi-rpms, only .001" more clearance is used. If you are out more than that, sounds like you are screwed 

it took more than 6 months to get it and nobody knows how long more now to get a replacement

thanks...
Originally Posted by 20bfd3s
i`ve got into trouble with custom 3 rotor crankshaft that i bought in NZ.
they had broken grinding machine and crank was made with rotor lobes deviation. lobes are not parallel with the shaft center line.
i could try to polish it here but i need to know minimum acceptabe lobe diameter.
more exactly: what is the maximum rotor bearing to eccentric shaft clearance in high performance engine?
anyone knows?
they had broken grinding machine and crank was made with rotor lobes deviation. lobes are not parallel with the shaft center line.
i could try to polish it here but i need to know minimum acceptabe lobe diameter.
more exactly: what is the maximum rotor bearing to eccentric shaft clearance in high performance engine?
anyone knows?
High performance up to 8500rpm---->0.0025 min to 0.0035 max
Full race 8500rpm + ---------> 0.00375min to 0.00425max
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Originally Posted by PDF
I believe the cranks that were ground incorrectly (out sourced work not manufacturers fault) have been recalled.
but problem is time.. in 1 month we will have main competition here and now it looks complicated to get new crank back, assemble everything and tune in time...
Thanks crispeed, valuable info.
but i will have even more clearance if i process it here.
so no other choice - sending it back with HOPE to get new one rapidly.




