Dodge Hemi And Poly 315 325 Crankshaft on 2040-parts.com
Liberty, Missouri, United States
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This sale is for Dodge 315 and 325 crankshaft. This crankshaft will fit both Hemi and Poly engines. Crankshaft has been magged cleaned and polished to .Std on mains and.Std on the rods and then polished. Treated with preservative and then wrapped for shipping. I have several hemi and poly engines please check with me for additional parts. The casting number on this crankshaft is#1739538 The picture taken is not actual crankshaft as crankshaft is already wrapped for shipping. But all craftshafts from us look exactly alike.
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