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Old 10-11-2010, 12:00 PM
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Does anyone know the size of the crank pin and what it's made out of? I have the drill kit etc, just need some more pins.

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the Procharger kit uses a .250 pin. I am not sure they all use the same size though. Who's kit is it? Are you asking for diameter or length or both?

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the Procharger kit uses a .250 pin. I am not sure they all use the same size though. Who's kit is it? Are you asking for diameter or length or both?

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It's .250 as well.

Does it have to be case hardened? Or will cold rolled be strong enough?

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i used a roll pin on my vette and never had an issue. you can buy extra pins from most of the vendors that sell the kit. katech has or used to have a bag of pins you can buy without the tool and drill bit.
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