Jizzosh wrote:
> Thanks for the responses guys.
>
> I'm still a little confused, though. So the crank does play a part in
> the RPM right? Are there different types of crankshafts you can buy and
> whatnot? Or is it something in the engine that makes the crank produce
> more torque?
>
>
Without the crankshaft you have NO RPM to measure so it's just a bit
important. The crank directly effects the torque and rpm ability of an
engine. There are a LOT of crankshafts BUT they are not a plug and play
item. The length of the connecting rods, type of head and deck/valve
clearance, bore size, piston type and many other items factor into the
crankshaft you can use.

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