I have been pondering the use of a Masi crank for an "all out" build for a lot of the same reasons you state. It is a very nice part, for sure.
Reaper1 Yesterday, 07:08 PMWow, John, I'm sorry to hear what happened to you but definitely glad you survived the encounter and are on the mend.
88C/S Yesterday, 05:25 PMthanks for confirming the crank bolts !!
I guess there's more to the comment I read about TC's being almost impossible to stall
No, it's the other way around. The 4-plane transmissions are the earlier ones with reverse over by 1st. In this configuration you have 4 possible up/down
Reaper1 Yesterday, 02:45 PM
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Re: Masi 16V clutch/flywheel differences
I have a Masi CB crank that has been cut on both rod and main journals. I would be perfect for cutting rod journals for something like Honda size. It
4 l-bodies Yesterday, 08:36 PM