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We can do custom stroker or knife-edge crank designs. We can provide templates for initial fitting and adjustment. Templates cost $100 and are a separate charge from the scraper pattern chosen.
We have included some representative pictures of the scrapers we make. If you would like to see a picture of a particular scraper please ask -- we would be more than happy to send one through.
When available (please enquire) our zero-clearance Teflon® scrapers run an additional $130.00 to the cost of the standard steel scraper unless noted.
Remember, your vehicle may have an engine made by a different manufacturer so check both product lines. If you are still unsure, please contact us.
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In the mid 1990s,Porsche helped Max Moritz Racing compete as a semi-works team with the 928 GTR. Near the end of the season the hand selected engine provided by Porsche suffered the dreaded bearing failure. See also the Kibort Effect for long term survival of the stock engines at lower sustained racing rpms. During the development of the 928 engine there were strength problems with the original bedplate design. This bedplate design did have better windage control characteristics. These elements were largely sacrificed in favor of strength. It can be seen that Porsche was dealing with crankcase flow issues that later entangled Ford in the Modular V8 for many years. The oil pump was progressively driven faster and faster to compensate for aeration issues in this early development time and even a deaerater design element was incorporated into the large sickel pump. Unfortunately, the original oil sump design was also subsequently altered in the production engine after previously undergoing all this development, including a 3000 hour durability dyno test at full load and multiple 600 hour runs. See the chronicle entitled "Project 928." |
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