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[updated:LAST EDITED ON 27-Jan-02 AT 07:28 PM (EST)]Oops! I didn't read your post carefully, you want to know HOW to tell the difference between a 429 and 460 crank. Sorry about my previous post, which read
"As far as I know, a 460 crank and rods are the major difference between a 429 and a 460. The 460 crank and shorter rods yields an overall longer stroke than the 429. Swapping a 460 crank and rods into a 429 gives you a 460."
[updated:LAST EDITED ON 27-Jan-02 AT 07:47 PM (EST)]>can anyone tell me how to tell the difference between a 429
>crank and a 460 crank? thanks any comments welcome.
68-78 >429 cranks are marked
4U
4UA
68-78 >460 Cranks are marked
2Y
2YA
2YAB
2YABC
79 Are Marked
3Y
Or did you want a detailed description?
Dennis
"Please Don't Ask Me Any Tough Questions As I'm Saving My memory For When I Develop Alzheimer's"
1978 F-150 429CJ 4v,C6 Silver w/explorer package
1968 Mustang 289-2v Sunlit Gold 80,892 miles
1964 1/2 Mustang 260,Pre-World's Fair Car.
1964-Fairlane 500 S/C
Soon to be with a 390-4 spd.
All 429's and 460's use the same rods. They are all same size bearings same size pin and same length 6.605". The 460's have a longer stroke, but have a shorter compression height on the piston.