Thread: Help with Rod Replacement... yes I searched.

Your best bet is to find a used L67 rod someplace. I'm not aware of any that you can buy new anymore.

Whatever you do, don't machine the crank. You will snap it in half if you run a machined crank. You will need to find one that is still within spec.

Everyone else here has touched on how much you will save by just getting a junkyard motor.

Originally Posted by GTPpower

Your best bet is to find a used L67 rod someplace. I'm not aware of any that you can buy new anymore.

Whatever you do, don't machine the crank. You will snap it in half if you run a machined crank. You will need to find one that is still within spec.

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Thank you, and noted.