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yeah nismoid, its worked out to be 2817cc. I thought it was a pretty sweet deal. They are currently advertised for 5200+shipping on spools site, so in essence i got the gearset, restrictor, gasket kit and tomei headgasket for under 800, not too bad i reckon.

yeah nismoid, its worked out to be 2817cc. I thought it was a pretty sweet deal. They are currently advertised for 5200+shipping on spools site, so in essence i got the gearset, restrictor, gasket kit and tomei headgasket for under 800, not too bad i reckon.

What size piston did you go for?

77.7 x 87 is 2770 cc

depends on the exhaust right? I got a mate with a HKS Hi-Power and I'm sure it's the same size all through.

no pretty much all of them, my hks 90mm exhaust HAD a restrictor (restrictor gone not the exhaust)
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Since the topic has been brought up...what are the weights of the different stroker cranks?

HKS, BC, TOMEI, etc?

Paul might know the weight of his HKS one.

Lol, oh man... Friday funny right?

About as funny as calling a turbo rubbish because it doesn't have a compressor map available?

I can't remember the exact weight difference, not talking a couple of grams here either.

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