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I have a friend that's looking for the part number for the pilot bushing used with an FT 391 crank and a big input Toploader. Let me know if there was such a thing. Thanks
I have a friend that's looking for the part number for the pilot bushing used with an FT 391 crank and a big input Toploader. Let me know if there was such a thing. Thanks
That number is for the truck transmission. Not the one he was looking for.
Just referencing the obsolete part number given. If the OD and depth specs were given for the engine and ID specs for the tranny a cross reference could possibly be made.
Just referencing the obsolete part number given. If the OD and depth specs were given for the engine and ID specs for the tranny a cross reference could possibly be made.
He's already got two engines (427's) with this bushing. He was looking to get another for a third engine and just wanted a quick part number if someone had it handy. He road races a 427 Cobra.
My info says the 391FT crank uses a bearing with 2.0472 dia.
390/427 car cranks use a bushing with 1.853 dia.
Top loader pilot shaft takes a bushing with 0.672 ID
Nothing came up in my search but I didn't look very long.
My info says the 391FT crank uses a bearing with 2.0472 dia.
390/427 car cranks use a bushing with 1.853 dia.
Top loader pilot shaft takes a bushing with 0.672 ID
Nothing came up in my search but I didn't look very long.
Thanks, I think he found one at Kee's site. That .672 the small block or big block pilot diameter ? The HD truck ID diameter is larger I think.
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