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  1. 04-22-2005 12:46 AM #1
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    have pic of crank snout

     



    g'day heres the pic of the crank snout below submitted by dennyw,as you can see the nose sticks out about a 1inch past the balancer,and I'm wondering if anyone has ever seen a crank sticking out this far,as I can't put the balancer bolt in,because it wouldn't hold the balancer in place.
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    copy and paste it into your reply
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    Just click on "post reply" or "quote". Scroll down under the text box & click on the "browse" button. Select a pic. (I have best luck with JPG Files) from your computer and click "submit relpy"
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    I've seen a one like that once before.... it had a very large fat harmonic balancer on it.... i'm guessing its something very uncommon
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    Early small blocks had pressed on balancers.
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    crank snout?

     



    thanks for the replies,the motor is a 78 block,are you talking about early as in 60's,I'm not sure if it's the original crank,I'm scared to run the motor with the balancer the way it is what do you think?
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