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crankshaft ID

Hello. Can anyone help me identify my crankshaft. I beleive it to be an SC crank, but the rod journal size is larger than I read an SC should be. Here is what I measure.

Main dia 60mm
Rod dia 55mm
Flywheel bolts 9
Stroke 70.4mm

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John

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John,

It is most likely a 74.4 stroke crank from a 3.2/3.3
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With 60 mm mains and 55 mm rods, it could also be a 3.6 crank.

Post a pic and we will be able to tell.
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Thanks for the help guys. I am pretty sure I measure 70.4mm stroke. With the nine bolt flange it must be a carrera 3.0, early 930 3.0, or SC crank. I read SC rod journals are 53mm. I will check on my math again and work on the pictures.

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A 3.0 from. A Carreras 3.0 uses a 6 bolt flywheel, 2,7 crank.
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Here are some pictures. I recalculated my stroke measurments and I came up with 75.6mm
This does not seem that accurate. I expect to find 74.4 or 76.4.
Can anyone ID this crank from the pictures?

I measured a rod journal width. I came up with approx 22.6mm

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That is a 74.4 stroke crank from a 3.2

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