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Old 09-15-2007, 06:32 AM
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Originally Posted by RodKnock
Did they have steel cranks in 1964? I thought everything was cast steel or is that what was meant? Weren't they "just" high nickel stuff?


Can you only run a solid cam (roller or flat tappet) in the HR 427? I was told that they do not have provisions for a hydraulic (roller or flat tappet) setup.
Yes the 63 HR's used forged steel cranks (C3AE-6303-V) and capscrew rods in NASCAR. Later in 64 the "7000" rpm kits were available as over the counter items.


Right, the 64 block is a solid lifter only deal and best for flat tappets. Rollers will possibly be an issue. When I bought my Gen block from KC he did a partial restriction and recommends a little oil to the lifters for solids and solid rollers.

For $6k that's not a bad deal. Nothing wrong with old parts that have been magged and pressure tested.

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