[caffeine]

Who can do this for me and what should I expect to pay.

 

[scootermcrad]

Call Wes at Four Aces. If he doesn't do it, he has someone that does.

Who can do this for me and what should I expect to pay.

 

[Tony Bones]

Not Triumph, but I'm paying $60 per cylinder for the bore and about $300 for the electro-balance on my Pan. Sleeving...I'm not sure on a price.

Any competent machine shop that bike work should be able to handle this easily Rob. You may have to do a little searching to find someone to electrostatically balance you, but it's well worth it.

 

[JasonMcElroy]

Rob,

Call B&L motors in the Bronx.

I send all my Triumph cranks to him. Real-deal old-fashioned block & machine shop.

You can ship him or drop it off.

I think the journal grinding was about $125. Didn't bother with balancing.

Jason

 

[JEB]

Why not?

Didn't bother with balancing.

Jason

 

[yard man]

Tell me more about this electrostatically balance ... it sounds fancy

 

[zgears]

Not Triumph, but I'm paying $60 per cylinder for the bore and about $300 for the electro-balance on my Pan. Sleeving...I'm not sure on a price.

im geting a computerised dynamic balance done on my crank, should be geting it back soon. did you see my post on this at the britbike boad? if not, unit crank gets balanced to 85%(pre unit 68%) of reciprocating weight.