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03-12-2000, 11:03 PM
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With this 4813 lightweight crank, would it be a good crank for a rebuild of
a mostly stock '69 400 with number 62 heads? To me, it seems like it being a little lighter would mean easier cranking and more HP. Any negative thoughts as far as using this with a '69 rebuild? This car will be street driven. Scott - '69 GTO conv.
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03-12-2000, 11:03 PM
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With this 4813 lightweight crank, would it be a good crank for a rebuild of
a mostly stock '69 400 with number 62 heads? To me, it seems like it being a little lighter would mean easier cranking and more HP. Any negative thoughts as far as using this with a '69 rebuild? This car will be street driven. Scott - '69 GTO conv.
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