Subject	Re: crankshaft oiling has nothing to do with crank failure IMHO
Posted by	Tech@EPR on January 17, 2010 at 3:24 PM
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In Reply To	crankshaft oiling has nothing to do with crank failure IMHO posted by aliaZ on January 17, 2010 at 02:14 PM
Message	yep I totally agree with this as well. You'd be amazed at how much harmonics are being given off when the crank is going in for being balanced. The harmonics at 1k HP level with the amount of RPM running is quite significant.
Follow Ups	VG crankshaft oiling = broken crank? - LitlElvis 13:16:58 01/17/10 I don't think feedback posts are useless - S e a r c h 13:58:23 01/17/10 your post is off-topic AND useless... - LitlElvis 14:19:01 01/17/10 OK man, you're grumpy today, my bad (n/m) - S e a r c h 14:22:33 01/17/10 crankshaft oiling has nothing to do with crank failure IMHO - aliaZ 14:14:25 01/17/10 I agree with you 100% about the potential for a non-dampened - LitlElvis 14:27:41 01/17/10 Re: crankshaft oiling has nothing to do with crank failure IMHO - Tech@EPR 15:24:29 01/17/10 Stay with it Brett - ubermiach 14:25:12 01/17/10 Heres a quick calculation showing the backpressure - CaliguyPurdue (Selin Design) 15:34:39 01/17/10 Nice!! now this is what I'm talking about TT.net... - LitlElvis 18:51:19 01/17/10 Re: VG crankshaft oiling = broken crank? - Tech@EPR 15:41:51 01/17/10 Yes, two rods feed from each main. My picture shows only - LitlElvis 18:27:29 01/17/10 Re: Yes, two rods feed from each main. My picture shows only - Tech@EPR 20:54:23 01/17/10 Mitch, no offense, but your explanation sounds like - LitlElvis 22:30:16 01/17/10 Re: Mitch, no offense, but your explanation sounds like - Tech@EPR 22:54:51 01/17/10
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