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U2 crank in a 390

By Martin - 03/02/2003 11:10:29 AM; IP 81.68.43.249

I have bought a 390 and found out that it has 428 (C7AE-B) connecting rods and a crank with U2 on it.

My book says it is a 66-73 to ser. Q80,001 truck. What does this mean?

All other parts look stock to me.

The cilinders have to be overbored,
what kind of pistons should i use?
I plan to use C8AE-H heads with headers and a 390-gt intake.

ANY IDEA's THANKS.

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U2 crank in a 390 -- Martin, 03/02/2003

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RE: U2 crank in a 390 -- Charlie, 03/02/2003

Be aware that... -- Dave Shoe, 03/03/2003

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Crank and rods -- Royce Peterson, 03/02/2003

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