Reply to "Stroker engine vibration"

panteradougMember

Not trying to distract anyone but in thinking about my stroker crank, when it came back from balancing, it looked like swiss cheese.

The flywheel and balancer were left factory stock and thus came back untouched.

In talking to the crank manufacturer (Eagle) they said the design takes the cost of Mallory into consideration.

They claimed their cranks are designed to come into balance with removing metal from the crank only.

The balancer took quite a bit off of the counter weights on mine. They are designed for that but longevity on any stroker crank I would suspect is going to be significantly shorter then stock.

4/9/127:10 PM

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