99A Block Crankshaft
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Karl Wolf
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Yes, but you should use full floating rod bearings cause of the single oil feed at the rod throws... Which would be the rods you want to use...
And the rear of the crank has -I think- the baffle arrangement rather than the rope seal. You would then need to have the cast pot metal pieces that came in the 99 block rear seal (ish) system.
If you're going to run a 3 3/4" stroke, get another crank- cores are relatively cheap.
Karl
And the rear of the crank has -I think- the baffle arrangement rather than the rope seal. You would then need to have the cast pot metal pieces that came in the 99 block rear seal (ish) system.
If you're going to run a 3 3/4" stroke, get another crank- cores are relatively cheap.
Karl
Kurt in NJ
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Look in the "green book" --it will list the parts needed to use early crankshafts in later blocks,