Parts Weight

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I found this info @ Hughes Engines:  (c)=cast    (f)=forged
 
Cranks                Blocks (bare)                       Heads  (assembled)
318/54                318/162                                LA/56
340(f)/56             340/165                                LA  Eddy/32
360/58                360/165                                RB/52
383(f)/66              383/214                                RB  Eddy/29
400/64                400/214
440(c)(f)/69         426W/219
451(c)(f)/67         440/219
4.51" MP/75
 
My early 400 block (bare w/caps) was 218 lbs.  The 451 crank (a forged  440 
with mains turned and counterweights milled .155") was right on at 67  lbs.  My 
78 400 cast crank was on at 64 lbs.  Just something to  compare others with.  
Joe

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