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Hello. I have an 85 Honda 250R.
A couple of months ago, I blew the engine. The piston, crank, rod, are all bad. I want to fix it, but because I go to college and pay rent and tuition, I don't have the money I used to have.
I want to buy a crank on E-bay, but I was wondering if I do, will I have to balance the crank?
I'm not sure if I should buy each piece, the crank and the rod, or together. Also, could I put a 4mm longer rod with a spacer, or should I save that for later.
Thanks.
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Quite frankly, I wouldn't mess with a used crank...you can find a brand new crank for under $200.
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Arm chair racerJust too addicted
nothing wrong with rebuilt cranks, a local shop should be able to pressit apart and balance it pretty cheep
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You dont balance Bike cranks, you true them, And I woudlnt bother with a Ebay Crank, 10:1 says the Rod bearings are Junk, Just buy the 100$ wiseco Hot-rod kit and have it rebuilt, will save you lots of hassle.
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Originally Posted by mywifeknowseverything
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i put a hot rod crank in my 86 when i rebuilt it and really like.
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