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Originally Posted by MILD THUNDER (Post 4591242)

I'm no fan of lightweight cranks in a boat ...not sure if I implied that. I was quoting Bryant crank , where he suggests stiffness is found to be superlative to a "lighter" crank.

Not at all. I just moved on not meaning to leave that open but now that I think about it i couldn't agree more that a "stiff crank" would only make sense and "rev up quicker" as long as it had the "durability" at least when it comes to icdedppl "lightweight" avitar. I think we'd all agree on that. Lol... :eating:

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Originally Posted by AllDodge (Post 4591251)

Dang that is tight

Thanks, my girl caught me looking at this and now I have drama

Icdedppl prolly got more than one on here in trouble. Hah