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By aussiebill - 16 Years Ago
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Guys, i know this topic has come up often and described accuratley so i thought a few pictures will make it easier to understand. regards bill 
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By mctim64 - 16 Years Ago
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Looks like a forgery to me! 
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By Pete 55Tbird - 16 Years Ago
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I once bought a 1966 Shelby GT 350 that was a former drag strip car. The motor had been replaced with a later 302 but in the trunk were a pair of fully ported VHS, Valley Head Service HIPO heads AND a fordged Y block crank that had been used in the 289 block. I of course traded it for some junk. OH WELL. Pete
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By Daniel Jessup - 16 Years Ago
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Bill, thanks for the photos. Later on next week, I do plan to tear into my B9AE block that I just purchased. I had no idea that it could have a steel forged crank, but I do believe that this is most probably a replacement. If that is the case, it should spec out with minimal wear. I am pretty eager to get into it, but I do not have too much time. Just hung my Y block banner in the new pole barn/garage with no floor, no electric, and no garage doors. But, it's official!
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By aussiebill - 16 Years Ago
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Daniel, are we all invited over for house (garage) warming? bet it will look good full of y block stuff and your banner, i havent done anything yet about one, maybe after xmas. best regards bill.
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By mctim64 - 16 Years Ago
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Yeah, open house would be fun. What's the weather like in VA this time of the year?
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By Daniel Jessup - 16 Years Ago
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yesterday, 4 inches of the white stuff and it is not melting fast enough!
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By John Mummert - 16 Years Ago
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Obviously the heading for this thread is incorrect, as McTim hinted. The pics are of a C1TE 292 steel crank. BTW: Bill, rockers are on the way.
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By aussiebill - 16 Years Ago
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Yes john, i realised that and couldnt edit that part so added it in description, thanks for rocker update, regards bill
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