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Forged 3.56 std/std crank, matching Carrillo rods, NICE

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KendallF

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Beautiful forged crank, 3.56 stroke, std/std, no repairs, no damage, came out of complete Busch motor. Matching 6.650 Carrillo rods, narrow journal, SPS Carr bolts, with pistons and pins still hung. The bob weight numbers are marked on the crank , it's already had the Mallory metal put in, etc. If you can match the old pistons' weight you could probably put it together and run it. Crank has been checked for straightness, magnafluxed, and the journal measurements are below.

If you're building a new TA block or a nice stage motor, and don't want to put a ground up, welded up, or otherwise marginal crank in it, here's your piece. The billets are over $2500, and the rods are about $1k. I bought a complete motor because it had a nice late on-center block, and I'm selling the rotating assembly to keep the rest. The motor was probably assembled in 93 (date markings) and the parts are among the last production S2 parts.

Crank measurements:
Main #
1 2.4991
2 2.4992
3 2.4991
4 2.4990

Rod #

1 2.2492
2 2.2493
3 2.2491
4 2.2490
5 2.2492
6 2.2489

$2200, email kendall@turbobuicks.com or call (904) 272-8661.

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Kendall- what would the total cubic inch be for this combo ? 260? 274?-could this crank be used in a 6109 block?
 
49-blues said:
Kendall- what would the total cubic inch be for this combo ? 260? 274?-could this crank be used in a 6109 block?

49 blues, that would depend on your bore size.
There are plenty of ci calculaters on the net that you could look up. :)
 
49-blues said:
Kendall- what would the total cubic inch be for this combo ? 260? 274?-could this crank be used in a 6109 block?

268ci for a 4.000" bore, 274ci for a 4.040", 245ci for a .020" over 3.8 (3.820").

This crank could be used in a 109 block; as with any stroker combo, you'll end up clearancing the bottoms of the cylinders, and possibly the bulge where the oil pickup runs to the front of the block.
 
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