Tomei Powered Your Crank Is Damaged

[Swiper the Fox]

your crank has been damaged and is too far gone to be reliable. For your walletts sake spend the money and get a new collar fitted.

this thread has the pics but has been closed

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/Ju...st-t235539.html

[R31Nismoid]

Couldnt you have used the PM feature of the forums???

I know your well in tune with how it works

[Swiper the Fox]

Couldnt you have used the PM feature of the forums???

I know your well in tune with how it works

I thought id use the thread to tell him also inform others who's crank looks like this.

Is that ok ?

[Tomei_Powered]

thanks mate!

Will spend a lil more for reliability.

How do i fit the collar in?

I read somewhere it needs to be welded on?

[Swiper the Fox]

thanks mate!

Will spend a lil more for reliability.

How do i fit the collar in?

I read somewhere it needs to be welded on?

Crank needs machining to an interference fit for the ID of the collar then its grub screwed (supplied) to secure.

[The Dan]

Chilton Engineering up here in Brisbane do a good job on the collars they supply me. Billet machined to a tighter fit. They don't have the stupid grub screws that the JUN collars have.

Machine crank down to a 3thou interference fit and shrink it on. Get your local engineer to do it.

[The Dan]

Also....not exactly sure but I think Marty White makes them for him. You'd have to ask David Chilton though.

JUN collar is a waste of time. David sells them to me for around $100 then fits them for a further $80