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Ford 460/521 Rotating Assembly on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Waller, Texas, United States

Waller, Texas, United States
Condition:Used

Ford 521 rotating assembly used on test stand engine only. Parts have not been used in actual vehicle. Parts are Eagle 4.300 cast steel crankshaft (std/std), Keith Black .030 (part# KB403) hypereutectic pistons, TMD 6.700 BBC I-beam connecting rods and scat external balance flex plate. One piston has had the skirt knurled  (in pictures) to take up some clearance in #2 cylinder in our used block. The rings are still on the pistons and they have only been used to break in 1 hydraulic camshaft. We are moving to larger bore and 4.500 crank. Reserve is $575.00. Email with any questions.

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