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Stock LT1 crank
Anyone of you guys have an uncut stock crank laying around. I know we still have a few LT people on the board.
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I couldn't even sell a disassembled LT1 shortblock for $50 4-5 years ago, so I scrapped it.
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Matt, not sure if You've seen this http://savannah.craigslist.org/pts/4826250583.html but it might not be a bad deal if the seller compensates a bit for Your time & drive down there...
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I may have a source for you. Let me make a call tomorrow. My "Roadmaster guy" may have one.
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And I gave him that moniker because I figured Matt would know who I meant.
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Haha its ok. Im not making fun. Roadmasters are nice rides. Always wanted one on air with the wood on the side.
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Opie?
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Matt, I still have the guy trying to sell the whole motor, trans, computer, new Hooker Headers, and brand new 383 set up for the LT1.:bigthumb:
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I forgot about the 4340 crank I have..... have a set of h beams and pistons too. I dont think im going to use it anytime soon so I could probably sell it all. Eagle stuff. Crank is double keyed and balanced but never ran.
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I'm very skeptical of any crankshaft made by eagle. They are known for their failures in the LT1 world (that sounds stooooopid). I am kinda interested in the headers now that I know I will be yanking this motor regardless if it is hurt or not. I'm not trying to put head studs and heads on in the car. NOPE.
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It is But it isn't. Same casting numbers as a late GEN I SBC, firing order obviously etc However the LT1/LT4 cranks are balanced differently from the manufacutuer because of the lighter LT1/LT4/ pistons **However the LT4 crank is yet a touch different than the standard 92-97 LT1 Crank |
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