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Q & A: Twin Cam crank measurements
Hi John:
As requested, this is a quick reminder to ask you to please take the
measurements on the Twin Cam crank presently for sale on ebay:
Steve! Remind me again in case your request ends up where some of my
"memories" go -- I'll try to do that tomorrow for you. You know, Lyle
York
knew a guy who made an MGB 5 main twin cam using all Twin Cam parts but
added that nose on the crank.
I have been in contact with this person, he being Bill Spohn form the
northwest US; Washington, maybe? Anyway, he did build up such an engine,
with a 5-main MGB block and cross-drilled / nitrided crank, and the
balance
being Twin Cam. Bill wanted a large capacity and strong crank for racing
purposes. Since I'm building a street engine, and since I wanted an
original appearance, Bill recommended that I find a 1622 block and crank.
I
found a nice set, it passed the magnaflux test, so I'm now accumulating
the
Twin Cam bits and saving for the machine work in a few years.
Well, thanks in advance for taking the measurements.
Regards,
Steve Johnson
From the rear side of the front main bearing:
First Diameter (the main bearing)
Ends 1.520 from rear
2.000 diameter
Second Diameter
Ends 3.174 from rear
1.749 diameter
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#152 1957 MGA Engine
It makes no difference how quickly your MG will accelerate if it cannot
stop! The proper functioning of your brakes must ALWAYS be at the
top of your list of priorities. You owe this degree of safety to yourself,
your passenger, and all others on the road.
John H. Twist (Fall, 1980)