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3L crankshaft.....

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3L crankshaft.....

Post by digmann »

Hi All... :cry: I have a broken crankshaft i my 3L engine. I Denmark where i live, a new cranckshaft costs roughly about 4000$ + so i was wondering if a 2LT cranckshaft would fit.....

Hope you can help. :)
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Post by NiftyNev »

2L-T engine has a stroke of 92mm and a 3L 96mm. I'd say no.

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Post by bartlettmoto »

id say yes, but not enough compression to run. as the shorter stroke
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Post by Sic Lux »

Yeah it'd be just like putting a de-stroked crank into a petrol engine but being desiel i don't think you would get the compresion for it to run
plenty of parts on the bench
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Post by digmann »

Thanks guys.... I`ll better find a 3L crankshaft then,bad luck they aren`t laying aroud up here :cry:
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Post by Sic Lux »

Maybe try and find out what it'd cost to get one shiped in even if it's a 2nd hand one and get it reground
plenty of parts on the bench
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