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Old 01-15-2024, 06:27 AM
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Does this count?

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Default M/T. 1964
For under $500. you can have a nice new fully counterweighted flat crank up to 4 5/8” stroke for your 3” main Pontiac motor!

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For under $500. you can have a nice new fully counterweighted flat crank up to 4 5/8” stroke for your 3” main Pontiac motor!
Yikes, 1960 $500, by the time get a cam and distributor…that’s over 5k in today’s money��

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I didn't remember the flat cranks from Mickey. What year was that catalog?

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Old 01-16-2024, 12:15 PM
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I didn't remember the flat cranks from Mickey. What year was that catalog?
1964. The one with all the Hemi stuff in it.

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Old 01-16-2024, 12:42 PM
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Yikes, 1960 $500, by the time get a cam and distributor…that’s over 5k in today’s money��
Thats what the current price of a billet is today.

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I wonder if any of those cranks from M/T are out there? I've never seen or heard of any. I'm curious how many Pontiac ones they sold, if any.

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"TQ advantage due to" "2 cylinders fire simultaneously..". Oh, now i want to know the firing order.

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... "TQ advantage due to" "2 cylinders fire simultaneously.."....
I'm amazed that wacko statement got published.

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LOL! Be nice, Jack.

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The vibration from that had to be emence!

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