RE: Parts Weight

[Sean B <polecat2@xxxxxxxx>]

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Are these the weights of 318 LA parts?  I seem to remember reading years 
ago that a complete 318 Poly engine was only about 50 pounds lighter 
than a complete 440.  Does anybody out there know?

Thanks,

Sean B


Joeydahook9@xxxxxxx wrote:
> 
> 
> I found this info @ Hughes Engines:  (c)=cast    (f)=forged
>  
> Cranks                Blocks (bare)                       Heads  
> (assembled)
> 318/54                318/162                                LA/56
> 340(f)/56             340/165                                LA  Eddy/32
> 360/58                360/165                                RB/52
> 383(f)/66              383/214                                RB  
> Eddy/29
> 400/64                400/214
> 440(c)(f)/69         426W/219
> 451(c)(f)/67         440/219
> 4.51" MP/75
>  
> My early 400 block (bare w/caps) was 218 lbs.  The 451 crank (a forged  
> 440 
> with mains turned and counterweights milled .155") was right on at 67  
> lbs.  My 
> 78 400 cast crank was on at 64 lbs.  Just something to  compare others 
> with.  
> Joe
> 
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