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Dennis Rimert

09-13-2006 18:45:40




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Will a d17 crank fit a wd block and is that crank a five inch stroke. Thank you




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motorguy

09-16-2006 18:38:40




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 Re: WD motor in reply to Dennis Rimert, 09-13-2006 18:45:40  
the crank will not fit. the mains are larger on the d17 and the thrust bearing is in the center main on the 17. the thrust is on the front on the wd.



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D Rimert

09-17-2006 08:11:40




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 Re: WD motor in reply to motorguy, 09-16-2006 18:38:40  
Thank you motorguy. that was what I expected but did not know. I think I will put the 17 motor in the wd. thanks again.



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motorhead285

09-14-2006 16:49:41




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 Re: WD motor in reply to Dennis Rimert, 09-13-2006 18:45:40  
In order to fit the crank, the rods and the block both have to be ground. When you grind the rods, make sure that you weigh the rods to keep them balanced, otherwise your engine will have a lot of vibration.



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John (MO)

09-14-2006 14:51:17




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 Re: WD motor in reply to Dennis Rimert, 09-13-2006 18:45:40  
If I`m not mistaken, you can make it fit, but I don`t think you can just drop it in. I believe there is some metal in the way of that longer throw that has to be taken out. I think you have to do that for the 45 crank too, as they both have the same throw.



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Dave Wi

09-14-2006 12:55:45




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 Re: WD motor in reply to Dennis Rimert, 09-13-2006 18:45:40  
I can tell ya the stroke is 41/2",but not sure about the crank fitting dont know how much they changed from the WD45 my guess would be the cranks are stronger so possibly bigger. WD45 gas 226 cu in 43 hp D17 gas 226 cu in 56 hp



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