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2u
By John - 10/17/2002 8:20:40 PM; IP 142.177.93.108
The only info I found was that a crank marked "2U" was from a 66 to 73 390 truck engine. As far as durability goes, any 390 cast crank will work fine, even in a 427 (should you be so lucky as to find a block) for you application. I use a 428 cast crank in my ERA Cobra. You can't get the power to the street in a light car, so the load isn't the same as a heavy Ford "boat"....hehehe.
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 Hey shoe, 2U 390 crankshaft ? -- bear, 10/17/2002
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 RE: I didn't know a 390 crank would fit an 83 5.0! N/M -- bear, 10/17/2002
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 RE: All FE cast cranks are made of high nodular iron. -- bear, 10/17/2002
Collapse <b>2u</b>&nbsp;-- <font color=#0000ff>John, <i>10/17/2002</i></font>2u -- John, 10/17/2002
 RE: 2u -- bear, 10/17/2002
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 RE: I didn't know a 390 crank would fit an 83 5.0! N/M -- bear, 10/22/2002
 RE: I didn't know a 390 crank would fit an 83 5.0! N/M -- Scott, 10/22/2002
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