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New Precision Engine Parts 4340 4.15" stroke crankshaft for 2.75" RB mains, 2.200" Chevy rod journals, Bullnose counterweights, 6-bolt flange, 6.700" minimum rod length. In a .030" over block this crank will make 493 cubic inches. With .055" over block it makes 499 cubic inches. This crank was manufactured with Big Block Chevy rod journal width to allow use of off the shelf BBC rods. Pilot drilled for manual or automatic transmission use.
Please note: Crank for a RB block and will not fit in a low deck 383-400 B block unless you want to do some machining.
This is a very nice crank for the money and is available to ship with in 24-hrs. of payment on business days. I can sell this delivered to your door in the 48-states for $699. This is $204 less than a 440 Source crank delivered would cost. Thanks to the new IRS tax laws I now only accept PayPal Friends and Family, Bank Check, or Personal Check with time allowed for check clearance.
Please Note: This is the last 4.15"/ 2.20" crankshaft I have available and there won't be anymore at this or any other price. The supply of them has ran dry and they will not be available any longer.
Thanks for looking,
Tom
The protective oil coated paper on the journals in the photo above comes right off with ease. I took off a few journals worth off for show purposes.
Please note: Crank for a RB block and will not fit in a low deck 383-400 B block unless you want to do some machining.
This is a very nice crank for the money and is available to ship with in 24-hrs. of payment on business days. I can sell this delivered to your door in the 48-states for $699. This is $204 less than a 440 Source crank delivered would cost. Thanks to the new IRS tax laws I now only accept PayPal Friends and Family, Bank Check, or Personal Check with time allowed for check clearance.
Please Note: This is the last 4.15"/ 2.20" crankshaft I have available and there won't be anymore at this or any other price. The supply of them has ran dry and they will not be available any longer.
Thanks for looking,
Tom
The protective oil coated paper on the journals in the photo above comes right off with ease. I took off a few journals worth off for show purposes.
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