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Will an Auto 4G64 Crankwalk?

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pointblank9957

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Jul 12, 2012
Sheboygan, Wisconsin
i keep hearing all this crap about crankwalk in 7 bolt motors, i have a 7 bolt 4g64 with an automatic trans, could it even CW? i though CW was caused by the clutch pushing on the crank constantly with people putting heavier clutches in? mines an automatic so is it likely it will CW? also it has 169,000 miles, so if it hasn't walked yet, am i alright?

this is my project car/DD, its turbo'ed with a generous amount of mods including 99 GSX Black Box ECU w/ ECUFlash, 660cc injectors, CX FMIC, Evo 3 16G, full 3" turboback, 1G TB, etc.
i have a total of $5500 in the car including the car, so i am sticking with it til her day comes.

and then bring her back with a built motor.
 
Plenty of cars not just DSM's, get crankwalk as well. Even the autos can get it but its all in how you drive and care for your car. I also tend to think that alot of new guys will just throw that word out there when its not even the case. Honestly tho you probably have nothing to worry about.
 
Plenty of cars not just DSM's, get crankwalk as well. Even the autos can get it but its all in how you drive and care for your car. I also tend to think that alot of new guys will just throw that word out there when its not even the case. Honestly tho you probably have nothing to worry about.

thanks! i know its not as common as people claim it to be, but i just wasn't sure about the '64
 
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