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#14053 11/06/2002 5:45 AM
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I just pulled apart an engine but can't find info on the crank. The heads and block were easy but the crank is difficult. Does anyone know of a source that could help me ID this thing? I've tried all the internet sources I think.

Chevy SB V8 crank #14088528. It was out of a newer motor (87-95 #14093638).

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casting book claims:
Block casting #14093638 - 350 86-87 truck or 87 Camaro

Crank casting #14088528, can't find...

crank casting #14088526 - 305 85-89 truck, 350 86-89 truck, 305 86-89 passenger, camaro, monte carlo, 350 87-89 camaro, corvette,

sorry couldn't be more help.


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Why are you trying to ID the crank if you know what engine it came out of? If you are trying to figure out if its a cast or forged crank, you can look at the parting line where it was formed.

One has a narrow parting line, and the other has a much wider parting line where the crank's mold came together. Hope somebody can remember which is which.

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#14056 11/09/2002 8:41 PM
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Yea, I'd like to know if it is forged or not. The engine was from a 70's truck (obviously swapped). I'll look for those lines and maybe swing it by the local machine shop just to be sure.
Thanks for the help!


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