GT60 Crankshaft Core for Engine Rebuilds - OS28602000 by O.S. Engine  [OS28602000]

Price:
CAD$94.06
Brand:
O.S. Engine
Model:
OS28602000
GTIN:
4531028152793
Condition:
Brand New
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GT60 Crankshaft - Fit and Installation

The O.S. Engine OS28602000 crankshaft is supplied as a direct replacement core part for the GT60 family of RC engine assemblies. This entry concentrates on correct fit, pre-install checks, and how crankshaft condition influences engine behaviour during rebuilds and tuning rather than marketing claims.

Fit and installation: confirm seal and bearing condition before fitting the crankshaft to the crankcase, clean mating surfaces, and check end-play to the manufacturer's service limits for the GT60 platform. When installing, use proper thread locking on any fasteners that secure timing gear components and follow safe tightening sequences to avoid case distortion.

Tuning and role: the crankshaft influences rotational balance and internal timing inertia. During engine rebuilds, matching the crankshaft condition to the connecting rod and piston assembly helps maintain consistent power delivery and throttle response in RC applications. Inspect journals and keys for wear, and replace associated bearings if any roughness is detected.

Specifications

  • Item: Crankshaft GT60
  • Material: Not specified by manufacturer
  • Model Number: OS28602000
  • Compatibility: GT60 series engines

This crankshaft is a service part aimed at restoring mechanical integrity to GT60-series model engines; use it alongside proper seals, bearings and standard workshop checks to achieve reliable performance during rebuilds and setup sessions.

Check your engine's service manual and cross-reference the OS28602000 model number with the parts list for your specific GT60 variant before purchasing to confirm fitment.
Inspect bearing journals, keys, crankcase mating faces and seals; replace any worn bearings, clean mating surfaces thoroughly, and verify end-play meets GT60 service specifications during assembly.
Apply appropriate thread locker to timing gear screws and any fasteners that locate the crankshaft assembly to prevent loosening, following recommended torque and sequence to avoid case distortion.
Use correct bearings, avoid over-tightening case bolts, check for smooth free rotation before final assembly, and ensure seals are correctly seated to reduce the risk of internal damage.

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