Re: 400 or 440

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In a message dated 4/12/2004 10:19:27 AM Eastern Daylight Time, 
earlh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:

> There were no 400's in 71 cars, they were all 383's. The easy way to
> tell if the motor is in the car is
> to look at the harmonic balancer. If it is thin, it is a 383, Steel
> crank - if it is thick, cast crank - 400.
> Bill is right, they started casting blocks in Apr of 71 for year 72
> production.
> 
> 


  Earl   didnt the early 400's have forged cranks with balancers?  I thought 
the 72's  and  73's were forged crank motors?
Bob

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