Polygon Crankpin technology for Twin Cam Flywheels
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Polygon Crankpin technology for Twin Cam Flywheels
I came across a company out of Tuckahoe, NY called P3R while looking around on the interweb today. They manufacture twin cam flywheels with a Polygon Crankpin.
How much is that bad boy? Sure is pretty. I see what appears to be the actual rod pin but there web site does not tell how it's locked to their polygon drive.
Welding a crankpin is fine if it is done as more than a surface weld. Why not true the wheels, drill and pin the crankpin with a solid pin at the wheel crankpin interface ? Much less expensive than a ~$2000 crank setup.
Welding a crankpin is fine if it is done as more than a surface weld. Why not true the wheels, drill and pin the crankpin with a solid pin at the wheel crankpin interface ? Much less expensive than a ~$2000 crank setup.
Do you mean like Hoban Brothers (AKA Darkhorse) does with their Pro Plug? They will only weld a crank at customer request......
05-22-2016, 10:15 AM
Polygon Crankpin technology for Twin Cam Flywheels
