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3941174 Camaro Chevelle Nova 327 E 7 9 Large Journal Nodular Iron Crank on 2040-parts.com

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3941174 Camaro Chevelle Nova Pass 327 Cast Date E 7 9 Large Journal Nodular Iron Crank.


Large journal OEM Chevy 327 crankshaft. Standard grind on rod and main journals. Cast date E 7 9 (May 7, 1969). Correct crank for 1969 model year 327 cu. in. engine. 3.25” stroke. Will work in most large journal small block Gen I engines 1968 and later. This crank should polish up easily but sold as likely needing turned. These cranks are getting pretty scarce. Not very often you get to start an engine rebuild with a clean OEM crankshaft. Here's your chance.

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