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Old 04-06-2012, 09:01 PM
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Will the current cranks and heads work with a 4.80" spacing?

If so, why not do it?

If not, you are looking for alot more than our community can support, imo.

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Old 04-06-2012, 11:09 PM
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Will the current cranks and heads work with a 4.80" spacing?

If so, why not do it?

If not, you are looking for alot more than our community can support, imo.
Again, in my opinion, if you step up to a "spread bore" Aftermarket Block design, you will most likely be using a Custom Crankshaft anyway. Moldex can make a 4.8" Bore Spacing Billet Crankshaft just as easily as a 4.625" Bore Spacing Billet Crankshaft.

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