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January 24th 06, 07:14 PM
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Corvair conversion engines - cracked crank link
"Peter Dohm" wrote in message
news  ---------much snipped----------- These were also 40 year old cranks of unknown provenence, pulled out of old car engines that may have been thrashed to within an inch of their lives in previous "inCARnations" This has been my area of concern as well. I would really find these engines more attractive if I was confident that a complete new engine could be built. New engines don't have crankshaft problems? BWAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!! Rich S. 
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