Which vibrational resonance effect risks crankshaft failure in high-RPM engines?

💡 Explanation

Torsional vibration amplification can cause crankshaft failure at resonance because the twisting forces drastically increase, therefore critical components could fail rather than experiencing manageable stress. This necessitates tuning the dampers.

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