- Location
- Stevensville
Does anyone here rebuild/know of someone who rebuilds yamaha crank shafts?
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701 crank rebuild
- Thread starter JFGJetski
- Start date
- Location
- Stevensville
Do they rebuild ones that you have or do you have to just buy one straight up from em....I have two laying around that need rebuilt
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SUPERJET-113
GASKETS FOR CHAMP BRAP!
- Location
- Lake Havasu City, AZ USA
Send your old ones to @JetManiac, he gives like $30 each or something for cores and can send you a remanufactured SBT and take it off your new bill. You can fit 3 cranks in a large priority box, just use a crap load of tape...lol I have sent him a few boxes in the past years like that.
Ducky
Back in the game!
- Location
- Charlotte, NC
- Location
- California
Competitive Crankshafts would be one of the best rebuilds of you actual crankshaft with the best parts but you will pay for that.
SBT is just an exchange for a crank they have rebuilt.
SBT is just an exchange for a crank they have rebuilt.
Half flip95
Formerly pondracer95
- Location
- Lake Havasu City AZ
C57racing
- Location
- Charlotte, NC
+1 for competitive crankshafts. had them rebuild a 550 crank several years ago. it was top notch with upgraded rods. great customer service as well.
- Location
- New York
Pat is the man for rebuilds!
- Location
- Stevensville
On this topic of crankshaft, I'm debating on building a stroker engine. If I do so, what else do I need besides of course the proper rods and crank and then a crank case that has been clearenced?
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- Location
- Red Bluff CA
Build it yourself. I've done 2. Both still great. If just replacing the outer bearings it's total cake. The inner are harder and more involved. But time taken you can make it better than stock
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- Location
- Stevensville
Well on the one all bearings are shot, and I just had an engine blow up on me and I belive it bent a rod but have yet to tear the engine down, if so I'd have to get to the inner bearings as well, my worry is I don't have a way to balance it if I were to fully tear it down
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- Location
- Red Bluff CA
If you dont have decent indicators, blocks, and gauges, send it out. Otherwise it's worth learning to do imo
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- Location
- Stevensville
I used to back in my home town but right now I'm working out of a storage unit with hand tools because of the military
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MarkWalker
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- Location
- Buffalo NY
^This right here. Pat is the best around