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"PLEASE" Need b18c GSR or TYPE R crankshaft..CASH IN HAND!

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Old Mar 4, 2008 | 02:17 PM
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Originally Posted by rangcrx
autozone can get you one with matching bearings resized alread polished and ready to go with NEW bearings for 170 with your crappy core

part number KBP8017 Price: $169.99
Core: $165.00
Total: $334.99
i got a mint gsr crank on its way,and theirs a nice one on ebay to that just came out of a shop ready to swap..check it out guys cuz the one on its way sounds promising.but we'll see what the shop says 2morrow about it.

And about autozone.. i never knew that and def sounds like a nice deal.. i prefer get parts that can be cover by warranty, and 169.99 isnt bad at all for Brand New.Push come to shove if these local crank dont cut it... autozone it is... and i even have a crappy core...all journals are good but one...it got grinded down about .93 somehow .. n e thing over .40 is paper weight
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Old Mar 4, 2008 | 02:20 PM
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Originally Posted by 1slowcrx
fresh out of a functioning block. No spun bearings.
how much?>
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Old Mar 4, 2008 | 02:33 PM
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Originally Posted by bernard
It was stock at first, then he threw a rod bearing and just swapped out the crank. They can regind it and cut you some new bearings. He said 100 bucks man. O. And it came from a B18c6 and he still have the pistons too.
not bad..id would prefer the type r b18c crank with extra counterweights for higher rpm support/stablity... But i might prefer 2 get a fresh crank with no history of illness..lol.. ill still get a quote on the regrinding etc for that crank..and see what they recommend.

ill let you know within the next 24 hours depending on what these local cranks look like
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Old Mar 4, 2008 | 02:39 PM
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Originally Posted by RaceInspiredMS-CRX
what block are you using? off topic but just curious
bored b18c1 block.. type r rods and pumps.. high compression coated pistons
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Old Mar 4, 2008 | 06:19 PM
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A itr crank weighs more than a gsr crank. Yes the itr crank is balanced, but why not just balance the gsr crank which will then be balanced and lighter?
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Old Mar 5, 2008 | 07:20 AM
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on that note. i just took a gsr crank i got today to the shop.. they said it was perfect...its gettin the works done to it.. and they said will end up being better balance and lighter then the itr one i mentioned to them. so 2shay lzylst. right on point man.
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