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Crankshaft Identification

What have I got here guys?

Counterweight or non CW and how do you tell?




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Hey Cam,

Thats a counterweighted one,...
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Well that is good news!

I got it with all the bits for my 'T' and had assumed it was a T non CW crank.

Thanks Steve
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what crank is this?
it looks so different than the ones I've seen
any details.

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what crank is this?
it looks so different than the ones I've seen
any details.
Trick photography
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66mm counterweight crank pic




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Aaron - are they 912.110.161.1R throttles in the background ? Mag or Al repro ?

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John, yes they are factory pieces. In-house at Supertec for complete rebuilds. Good eye and part # recall
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Hey Cam,

Thats a counterweighted one,...
Non-counterweighted?
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not trying to disagree...
I do think its a non counterweighted crank though
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T- rick; thought steve would revisit
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Well with the rods off I think the naysayers have it...unfortunately





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