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I have been reading about the 78.4 crank. But I can't figure out from what vehicle they came out of. The 914 2.0 had the 71, right? Is this a "drop in"?
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Hi,
With a VW journal, Scat rods will need to be cleared. CB super race rods may require less work ( I have not used the CB rod). No experience with Chevy journal. Carlos |
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