Okrasa Cranks
stealth67vw:
Quote from: Frallan on March 30, 2009, 17:42:24 pm
Were does Oettinger come in? Much later? How did they relate? Not at all maybe as it might be just me complicating it.
It could be fun finding those answers.
Oettinger is Okrasa.
http://www.pre67vw.com/okrasa/
Frank LUX:
I always used an 82mm and still use an 84mm Okrasa Crank with Porsche Journal and Carrillo's in my Motor...hopefully it will be done one Day... ::)
Frank
Udo:
Öttinger , Limbach and Gene Berg cranks are the best cranks that were ever manufactured . This quality will never come back because they are too expensive to manufacture . I am very sad about this . Same with the forged and billet steel ones . a forged crank from a good steel is much better and stronger than a billet one .
The forged cranks with Porsch journals were the strongest cranks .
Udo
vwcab:
Quote from: Udo on April 11, 2009, 17:20:09 pm
Öttinger , Limbach and Gene Berg cranks are the best cranks that were ever manufactured . This quality will never come back because they are too expensive to manufacture . I am very sad about this . Same with the forged and billet steel ones . a forged crank from a good steel is much better and stronger than a billet one .
The forged cranks with Porsch journals were the strongest cranks .
Udo
Hej Udo,which one is the best at this moment.What make do you recommend?
GeirH:
Well, I've heard of several Okrasa cranks that have broken in two...
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