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ruskus 05-16-2002 02:44 PM

Crankshaft # 3856223 - question?
 
Mortec lists #3856223 as a 396 forged crankshaft .
Mortec lists # 6223 as a 396/402/427 forged crankshaft.

Being engine illiterate, how can the same crankshaft work for different displacement engines? Is it a different size piston with the same travel distance??

Russ

Flareside 05-16-2002 03:13 PM

Re: Crankshaft # 3856223 - question? (ruskus)
 
Yep, exactly. The bigger the engine, the bigger the bore and piston diameters given the same stroke length.

ruskus 05-16-2002 03:19 PM

Re: Crankshaft # 3856223 - question? (Flareside)
 
Thanks.
But now the important questions - when are you going to install the monster sitting in that big wooden box? :D

Flareside 05-17-2002 10:04 AM

Re: Crankshaft # 3856223 - question? (ruskus)
 

Thanks.
But now the important questions - when are you going to install the monster sitting in that big wooden box? :D
:lol: Someday... My main problem is finding the time to research parts. I like to check out all my options before I buy engine components, so I probably only average one a week :) Heck, it's supposed to be a fun hobby, so I take my time and enjoy the ride. I'll probably have the engine finished sometime this summer, but it may sit in the garage until fall. I just can't bring myself to take the car apart when the sun is shining. :lol:

I did receive my new Dart heads this week. Progress!

-Joe


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