Pinning The Crank?
#1
Roush Forum Stalker
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Pinning The Crank?
Okay, I have to ask, although, I am pretty sure the answer is no.
Does anyone here with a supercharger on their Mustang, have their crankshaft pinned?
The reason I ask is because the guys/gals on the Hellcat forum are all talking/all about about pinning the cranks and I'm like,..........what?!?! Why? Can't get a straight answer.
So, anyone here have a supercharged Mustang with a pinned crank?
Thanks.
Does anyone here with a supercharger on their Mustang, have their crankshaft pinned?
The reason I ask is because the guys/gals on the Hellcat forum are all talking/all about about pinning the cranks and I'm like,..........what?!?! Why? Can't get a straight answer.
So, anyone here have a supercharged Mustang with a pinned crank?
Thanks.
#3
Mach 1 Member
Okay, I have to ask, although, I am pretty sure the answer is no.
Does anyone here with a supercharger on their Mustang, have their crankshaft pinned?
The reason I ask is because the guys/gals on the Hellcat forum are all talking/all about about pinning the cranks and I'm like,..........what?!?! Why? Can't get a straight answer.
So, anyone here have a supercharged Mustang with a pinned crank?
Thanks.
Does anyone here with a supercharger on their Mustang, have their crankshaft pinned?
The reason I ask is because the guys/gals on the Hellcat forum are all talking/all about about pinning the cranks and I'm like,..........what?!?! Why? Can't get a straight answer.
So, anyone here have a supercharged Mustang with a pinned crank?
Thanks.
Last edited by Blown CS; 4/15/16 at 08:29 PM.
#5
Roush Forum Stalker
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Thanks guys!
I didn't think that our cranks needed to be pinned. A lot of the guys on the mustang6g forum are pumping out stupid crazy horsepower/torque and they have zero issues with this as well.
I didn't think that our cranks needed to be pinned. A lot of the guys on the mustang6g forum are pumping out stupid crazy horsepower/torque and they have zero issues with this as well.
#6
Yep and, anyone who thinks a little steel roll pin is going to be the difference between the pulley spinning and not in a situation that creates that is sadly mistaken. Keyway-style lock is the only thing that has a chance.
This is cog-pulley thinking. The belt's gonna slip and smoke long before it spins the crank pulley, most of the time.
This is cog-pulley thinking. The belt's gonna slip and smoke long before it spins the crank pulley, most of the time.
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