Lightweight Crank vs. Cast - Page 2

Adger Smith · 12-22-2011, 09:04 AM

I can't remember his name but the head of the Lunati crank shop is at Bullet.
I second, third or whatever the posts on the quality crank work at Bullet.
They saved a very nice 4.75 stroke crank for me that lost an alum rod. I couldn't even tell how they did the repair and it came back Std-Std....The customer was Very happy. This was a low time engine from a well known shop and the customer was dreading having to buy a new crank. A+ on their work.
Another good crank shop is Mile High in Colorado

12-22-2011, 09:04 AM	#11
Adger Smith VIP Member Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Texarkana Ark/TX Posts: 2,348 Likes: 435 Liked 677 Times in 261 Posts	Re: Lightweight Crank vs. Cast I can't remember his name but the head of the Lunati crank shop is at Bullet. I second, third or whatever the posts on the quality crank work at Bullet. They saved a very nice 4.75 stroke crank for me that lost an alum rod. I couldn't even tell how they did the repair and it came back Std-Std....The customer was Very happy. This was a low time engine from a well known shop and the customer was dreading having to buy a new crank. A+ on their work. Another good crank shop is Mile High in Colorado __________________ Adger Smith (Former SS)