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Raptor Racing
05-22-2008, 04:06 AM
We've been talking to Kevin from www.crank-scrapers.com (http://www.crank-scrapers.com) about this fine product that he's been offering and have finally decided to start selling their Products. For those of you who have not seen this product before here is a write up straight from their site:


What are some of the benefits?
· Less rotating mass for the engine to accelerate because of the removed oil
· Less loss of power because of excessive drag caused by the windage cloud
· Helps reduce engine damaging oil-foaming
· Helps avoid oil starvation by keeping the oil in the pan during hard braking and turning as well as during off-road driving
· Helps to cool critical engine parts by quickly returning heated oil to the sump
· Helps to prevent the cylinder walls from being overloaded with oil
· Can help with fuel efficiency

During normal engine operation a significant amount of oil adheres to or becomes entrained in a cloud surrounding the spinning bottom end.

This oil eats up horsepower your engine is making by increasing the rotating mass and also creating parasitic drag. A crank scraper mechanically strips off excess oil by coming close to, but not touching*, the moving crankshaft and rods. It also interferes with the pressure differential that draws oil into the so-called windage cloud.

Our crank scrapers are constructed from steel unless noted and include installation instructions. The scrapers are installed in a variety of positions but generally between the oil pan and engine block or along the main bearing caps. Some fitting to your individual engine may be required and the procedure for carefully checking this is explained in the installation instructions.

Our new Teflon® scrapers (patent pending) can safely contact rotating engine components. The closer you can run a scraper the more efficient it becomes. Typical safe clearances for standard scrapers run from .035" through .060" -- some more daring builders run them as close as .010" Teflon® scrapers can run in actual contact with the part, .000" clearance, but in reality the rotating assembly will bed or seat in the soft Teflon® and develop a running clearance of perhaps .001 to .005".

For more info and pictures take a peek at their website: www.crank-scrapers.com (http://www.crank-scrapers.com)

Regular Pricing
5/6/7m Crank-Scraper: $79.95
1/2j Crank-Scraper: $59.95
Add $100 for a Teflon Scraper

**Please note** WE can get anything off of the manufacturer's website so if you need is not posted above please let us know.

Special Introductory Pricing: Ends June 15th 2008
5/6/7m Crank-Scraper: $69.95
1/2J Crank-Scraper: $52.95
Teflon Option: $85

Shipping
US Units are shipped from with-in the US Directly from the Manufacturer: $12
Canadian Units are shipped from Toronto: $12 (gst included)

As always Canadians must pay gst and Ontario residents must also pay pst. Canadians must pay in CND$ and US Residents must pay in USD!

**Please note** US units can ship almost instantly after payment. Canadian units will ship shortly after we get our shipment in near the end of June. After that we will regularly stock these so Canadians can also get these quickly without shipping hassles from the US.

Please see main page of my vendor section for contact/payment information.

IJ.
05-22-2008, 04:22 AM
I prototyped the 7M Teflon one :D

suprahero
05-22-2008, 07:24 AM
why doesn't that surprise me?

Raptor Racing
05-22-2008, 08:48 AM
I prototyped the 7M Teflon one :D

IJ if someone tells me one day you prototyped the 7mgte I'm probably not going to be shocked.

GrimJack
05-22-2008, 12:09 PM
Are these specific to the crank you are running? Or are they all cut for the 7M crank?

IJ.
05-22-2008, 05:04 PM
why doesn't that surprise me?
:)


IJ if someone tells me one day you prototyped the 7mgte I'm probably not going to be shocked.
LOL I'm NOT that old ;) (thought it was a good idea at the time)


Are these specific to the crank you are running? Or are they all cut for the 7M crank?
Crank specific Dave.

The Teflon ones come untrimmed and need to be fitted to your crank but it's a quick easy job to do.

Raptor Racing
05-23-2008, 09:15 AM
Spell checker; Prototyper AND now Tech Support...OK man you're just too hardcore for me IJ :bowdown:. Thanks for stepping in and answering questions on the product; really appreciate it.

IJ.
05-23-2008, 05:22 PM
George: As always more than happy to help out :)

sneakypete
06-02-2008, 03:22 PM
any noticeable difference in fuel economy or power gains your aware of?

Raptor Racing
06-09-2008, 02:13 PM
Pete, first off sorry about the delay...I'm currently on vacation with very limited pc access.

In regards to your question in theory you should noticeable increase in milage and performance. Don't necessarily think of it as adding power; think of it as release what power is already there, similar to what an exhaust system does. The easier you make life for your motor: the more effecient it will run and in turn the more power it will produce.

Hope that answers your questions.

sneakypete
06-09-2008, 03:14 PM
Pete, first off sorry about the delay...I'm currently on vacation with very limited pc access.

In regards to your question in theory you should noticeable increase in milage and performance. Don't necessarily think of it as adding power; think of it as release what power is already there, similar to what an exhaust system does. The easier you make life for your motor: the more effecient it will run and in turn the more power it will produce.

Hope that answers your questions.

thanks

adampecush
06-17-2008, 12:46 PM
any chance I could hop on the introductory pricing still on a 6m crank unit? If not, tough shit for me I suppose, but I'll still take one...let me know.

Zumtizzle
06-18-2008, 06:05 PM
any chance I could hop on the introductory pricing still on a 6m crank unit? If not, tough shit for me I suppose, but I'll still take one...let me know.

X2 Send me a PM.

It's just 2 of us! :biglaugh:

Raptor Racing
06-19-2008, 12:17 AM
any chance I could hop on the introductory pricing still on a 6m crank unit? If not, tough shit for me I suppose, but I'll still take one...let me know.

For sure...I just got back from vacation and replied to a few pm's regarding this so can extend it for you guys. If you want just wait till I post back that I have the Canadian units in stock...will take a few weeks as the order was just placed.


X2 Send me a PM.

It's just 2 of us! :biglaugh:

Yup...you're good to go too. I'll send you a PM in a few ....just reply and let me know what you're looking for.

mark3monster
06-19-2008, 12:46 AM
I read somewhere here on SM that the 2 piece (7M) scrapper may leak oil? IIRC it's due to the scrapper being bolted to both sides of the oil pan leaving the front and back of the pan to not seal correctly. Again just what I read.
http://i159.photobucket.com/albums/t130/mk3monster/7m-dual.jpg

Tire Shredder
06-19-2008, 02:49 PM
I read somewhere here on SM that the 2 piece (7M) scrapper may leak oil? IIRC it's due to the scrapper being bolted to both sides of the oil pan leaving the front and back of the pan to not seal correctly. Again just what I read.
http://i159.photobucket.com/albums/t130/mk3monster/7m-dual.jpg

IJ suggestes using 1mm washers on the ends of the oil pan where the scraper doesn't seat to prevent deformation of the pan. other's have had success with just using FIPG properly. Most recommend "the right stuff' from permatex.

adampecush
06-19-2008, 02:52 PM
For sure...I just got back from vacation and replied to a few pm's regarding this so can extend it for you guys. If you want just wait till I post back that I have the Canadian units in stock...will take a few weeks as the order was just placed.



Yup...you're good to go too. I'll send you a PM in a few ....just reply and let me know what you're looking for.

Fire me a pm. A few weeks to get the new stock in should work out perfectly.

adampecush
07-31-2008, 11:55 AM
you guys have any of the M series scrapers in yet?

Raptor Racing
07-31-2008, 12:05 PM
Will be in Toronto tomorrow afternoon; but I'm in Michigan on business again. I'll be back late next week.

Raptor Racing
08-13-2008, 11:55 PM
Finally all Canadian units are in stock; please let me know if you guys have any questions.

arz
09-03-2008, 11:20 PM
I read somewhere here on SM that the 2 piece (7M) scrapper may leak oil? IIRC it's due to the scrapper being bolted to both sides of the oil pan leaving the front and back of the pan to not seal correctly. Again just what I read.
http://i159.photobucket.com/albums/t130/mk3monster/7m-dual.jpg
This is what I did. The more time you take trimming the Teflon the better your results. Hope the photos answer your questions. I cut a piece of cork gasket a little thicker than the Crank Scraper and was a bit sloppy with the ultra Grey RTV but it came out good.

http://www.arizonaperformance.com/parts_photos/zcarstuff/Z-car_build/CIMG0687_resize.JPG

http://www.arizonaperformance.com/parts_photos/zcarstuff/Z-car_build/CIMG0688_resize.JPG

http://www.arizonaperformance.com/parts_photos/zcarstuff/Z-car_build/CIMG0689_resize.JPG

http://www.arizonaperformance.com/parts_photos/zcarstuff/Z-car_build/CIMG0691_resize.JPG

http://www.arizonaperformance.com/parts_photos/zcarstuff/Z-car_build/CIMG0697_resize.JPG

http://www.arizonaperformance.com/parts_photos/zcarstuff/Z-car_build/CIMG0698_resize.JPG

http://www.arizonaperformance.com/parts_photos/zcarstuff/Z-car_build/CIMG0699_resize.JPG

tsuper92
09-28-2008, 08:23 PM
most domestic guy's never use the cork gasket's in there kit's because they fail easy.we normally use just permatex only and never have a leak.
i wish i seen these when i was doing my 2j,well worth the extra coin.i paid more for my gm v8 one back in the day.

Tire Shredder
09-29-2008, 08:12 AM
as IJ suggested, I used washers on the ends coated with Permatex "the right stuff". I then put a healthy bead around the whole thing (circling bolt holes) and lots of the stuff on the ends without the scrapers. 4000km on the engine build and the pan is not leaking.

Yblegal91t
10-22-2008, 03:56 PM
IJ, you know nobody's going to see this right:biglaugh:
or was that one not yours.

IJ.
10-22-2008, 04:21 PM
Nuh not mine and I rarely give a shit if a part can be seen or looks good anyway ;)

I took mine out while I was playing musical crankshafts a couple of years back and sold it as the Group A Magnesium pan had built in windage control so it was a bit "belt and braces".

SWD Fredester 3
11-20-2008, 05:27 PM
Hey George, received my teflon crank scrapers yesterday. Product looks very good, thanks for the fast service-ordered last friday and they show up on wed.. Always a pleasure dealing with you, have a nice Holiday Season.
Cordially, Fred