Design:
with a so-called small 19 mm cone. Such shafts can be recognized by the diameter of the shaft sealing ring surface on the alternator side. This is the surface that is located after the cone but before the bearing seat of the bearing on the crankshaft stub.
TIP: The 19 mm diameter shafts have a narrow pointed cone, which can break off in powerful engines with high engine speeds. In this case, we recommend converting to a crankshaft with a 20 mm taper. However, this requires the ignition to be converted.