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May 1st 06, 03:01 PM
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289 crank into E7 block
Any reason I can't mill away the lip on the 289 crank and use it in a
later block. Other than the lip, the crank appears to be dimensionally correct. Thanks. 
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May 21st 06, 11:07 PM
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289 crank into E7 block
Thanks for all of the intelligent responses.
I really know what i'm going to do now, with this crank. Thanks again...
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