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jeremy75 19-12-11 00:00
I need your help please
 
hi
like to know your opinion and I have a XT660X having to open the engine because the crank shaft is damaged, so I was thinking about changing the crank shaft the piston, camshaft racing everything from Wiseco.
what do you think? it worth?

CaptMoto 19-12-11 00:28
Quote:
Originally Posted by jeremy75 (Post 166017)
hi
like to know your opinion and I have a XT660X having to open the engine because the crank shaft is damaged, so I was thinking about changing the crank shaft the piston, camshaft racing everything from Wiseco.
what do you think? it worth?
My best advice to you will cost you �10! Join the XT Supporter's scheme link herebelow: http://www.xt660.com/showthread.php?t=1475

and once you are a member please pm Kev our in-house mechanic who will give you step by step instructions on how and what to change in order to completely overhaul your engine by yourself.

It's the best advice I can give you, Kev is a magician and very thorough in his detailed instructions.

jeremy75 19-12-11 01:00
Quote:
Originally Posted by CaptMoto (Post 166018)
My best advice to you will cost you �10! Join the XT Supporter's scheme link herebelow: http://www.xt660.com/showthread.php?t=1475

and once you are a member please pm Kev our in-house mechanic who will give you step by step instructions on how and what to change in order to completely overhaul your engine by yourself.

It's the best advice I can give you, Kev is a magician and very thorough in his detailed instructions.

thanks for your opinion, but I do not know level of engine mess like to be the mechanic.
I just wanted to know what they think of putting material (the piston crankshaft, camshaft) from Wiseco?

CaptMoto 19-12-11 02:25
Well I know Kev has either used or recommended wiseco parts before so, I don't think it'll be a wrong move using them. Just make sure you have a qualified mechanic doing the work, one you can trust and remember the average workshop charges you for

1) stripping the engine
2) rebuilding it

so it can be a very expensive affair.

Kev 19-12-11 11:13
Replied to your PM.

I prefer to use CP pistons as they have longer skirts compared to JE & Wisco pistons. You will get more mileage with a longer skirt piston.


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