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Balancing Conrods
#21
Great story....and the Original Poster never came back with the numbers as far as I could see.....
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#22
Sorry for the delay in updating this thread.

I have three rods weighing 185 grammes and one weighing 207.
I have three end caps weighing 69 grammes and one weighing 75.
The heavy rod and and end cap go together.

Regards,

Jamie
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#23
(27-11-2020, 06:22 PM)dickie65 Wrote: Hi ,
I have got eight of them with huge difference in section and weight.
I might even have a complete set of big end bolts out of all of them.
When I took an engine apart recently there were brass shims under the big end caps on some of the rods.
The crankshaft is intact as well !!! I have not had it crack tested though.

Jamie,
The Garden shed has given up two big end caps.
One at 75 grams ( it has been lightened )
One at 80 grams.
Sent me a message if an end cap will help.
Weigh your end caps and see if they are less than 80 grams with no shells.

Cheers Dickie

I have sent you a private message, Dickie

Regards,

Jamie.
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#24
Jamie
Since my private message I have weighed my bare rod and it is 183 gm, and I have taken some pictures which I will send if you give me an address to send them to.
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#25
Thank you for your messages, Robert and Dickie. I have relied to both of you.

Regards,

Jamie.
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