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Super 55 crank in a 60 block?

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Dave

01-15-2004 19:01:49




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Need info. I just read a post which stated that a Super 55 has a bore of 3.50" and a stroke of 3.75" which makes 144 c.i. Strange thing is that is exactly what I was thinking about doing to my RC 60 (Waukesha 160). Will a Super 55 crank fit my 60's block? Not too worried about pistons or rods but I would like to use a factory crank. What is the rod & main journal sizes on a Super 55 crank? Is the Super 55 motor same as others (say a 66?)? In case you haven't figured it out I'm a puller and am looking to squeeze all I can out of this little motor and being new to Olivers I'm trying to learn. Any info would be greatly appreciated.

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dan

01-17-2004 12:02:47




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 Re: Super 55 crank in a 60 block? in reply to Dave, 01-15-2004 19:01:49  
the federal mogul engine bearing book shows 2 cu.in. engines for the wauk. 160. the larger one has the same crank forging# as the early 66.



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J. Schwiebert

01-15-2004 19:12:39




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 Re: Super 55 crank in a 60 block? in reply to Dave, 01-15-2004 19:01:49  
I will bet I am the guy that put the post up a little bit ago. The crank will not drop in The 550 block is longer so the crank is longer. Now this one had M & W's in it and I had to bore it to clean it up so righ not it is darn near a "suare bore & stroke". Bore is 3.475 + 030. Stroke is 3.500. You do the math. Questions? I also have Oldsmobile valves in it.



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