tall deck 366 Chevy

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John Burk

A 348 crank fits in a big block if the BB main bearings are line bored to the 348 bearing od . 3.25" stroke x 4.25" bore is 369 ci . Better breathing with the larger bore . Worked well for Joe Law .

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Quote from: John Burk on April 17, 2015, 02:01:56 PM
A 348 crank fits in a big block if the BB main bearings are line bored to the 348 bearing od . 3.25" stroke x 4.25" bore is 369 ci . Better breathing with the larger bore . Worked well for Joe Law .

That would be a "C" right?   :roll:
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woz

I am gathering parts for the build and was looking further at the destroke option.  Anybody know of any 3" big block cranks lying about anywhere? The 3.1's are a bit too large for what I need.

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