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Quincy 325 specs and parts source?

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OR-Ed

04-01-2005 13:53:41




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Does anybody know where I can find the specs for a rev 9? At the moment I'm looking for the journal diameter tolerences, but eventually I'll need the torques and endplay as well, assuming I can save the crank. I don't seem to be having much luck Googling for parts sources either. Can anybody recommend a decently priced supplier of aftermarket parts? Is there any price/quality difference between PSI and ICC? Comments and suggestions appreciated!

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04-01-2005 21:26:54




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 Re: Quincy 325 specs and parts source? in reply to OR-Ed, 04-01-2005 13:53:41  
Psi and ICC both make good parts. Usually, I leave 0.002 to 0.003 clearance for oil supply to the journals. Endplay I usually set by feel, varying the amount of shims under the oil seal carrier until I can spin the crank freely by hand, without any perceptible endplay. Might be worth putting a slight smear of silicone on the shims before tightening down the four bolts, to avoid any niggling leaks.

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JL Sargent

04-01-2005 19:05:21




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 Re: Quincy 325 specs and parts source? in reply to OR-Ed, 04-01-2005 13:53:41  
Ive messed around with a couple of Quincy's. On one occasion I went to my local Quincy dealer. Told them what I had and needed. They took me to the junk room where literally hundreds of partial pumps were shelved. I picked out what I needed, we agreed on a price. She has been pumping ever since. New parts really hurt the ole wallet. I shutter to imagine the price of a new 325 crank.



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