428 crank with 390 rods & pistons?

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Old 12-14-2003, 08:58 PM
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428 crank with 390 rods & pistons?

To end up with a 410, can I run a 428 crank with 390 rods and pistons in a 360 block? What problems might I encounter if I keep all of the other 360 parts on the engine? Will a 360/390 flexplate fit a 428 crank?
 
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Old 12-15-2003, 06:32 AM
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You will probably have to machine the tops off the 390 pistons.

I made a post titled "410 pistons again" a while back that has photos of the pistons and descriptions.

A 428 flywheel/flex plate has a weight on it, to use a 390 one you will have to balance the crank to make up for the lack of the weight. IIRC
 
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