3.625 BMS crank

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TURBOTIMMER

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Wide journal. .010 on mains, .020 on the rods. Just had it polished, then changed directions on my build. $400 plus shipping.

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I test fit it in my 109 block, and it fit fine but one of the counter weights grazed the main webbing just above a main cap (can't remember where at). I've talked to several enging builders, and most recommend using 6.350" rods, but I know of a couple guys that ran 6" rods and it worked fine. Either way, you'll need custom pistons which are available through a few vendors here on the board. I got a deal on a complete stock stroke forged rotating assembly, so I have no use for this crank.

HTH

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I bought this crank from a well known guy that deals in stage stuff. I'll see if I can get him to chime in here. There are some marks on a couple of the counterweights from a broken connecting rod or camshaft possibly at some point. It never hurt any of the journals. I had it magged for my own satisfaction, anyways. Not trying to hide anything, just honestly forgot about it. Here's a couple of pics.
 

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ttt. It will cost approx $50 to ship and insure anywhere in the cont US. New price $420 shipped in the lower 48.
 
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