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RE: U2 crank in a 390

By Charlie - 03/02/2003 11:24:03 AM; IP 12.252.228.242

The last 2 390's I tore apart both had c7aeb rods. They are great to use, I reccomend getting some arp bolts in them, $45 makes good insurance. What are you installing the engine in? Makes a difference what heads you use with what exhaust system.

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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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RE: Thanks charlie -- martin, 03/02/2003

RE: Thanks charlie -- Charlie, 03/03/2003