Subject	Sounds like it's time for a rebuild....
Posted by	Frldy_Z on November 30, 2014 at 10:54 PM
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In Reply To	How would I get my crankshaft pulley off? posted by Devonz32 on November 30, 2014 at 04:17 AM
Message	I have plenty of cranks if you need one cheap. I have about six but some of them need to be machined as most of them threw rod bearings. I can have my local machine shop rebuild one and send it to you. I use a very well known machine shop in Houston that has been around forever. My 300 was the first they worked on because the mainly build big block top fuel racing motors. Since them they have built plenty of VG motors. I know the owner well and he does excellent work.
Follow Ups	How would I get my crankshaft pulley off? - Devonz32 04:17:06 11/30/14 Maybe you could explain a bit more on how this - jzack 08:33:23 11/30/14 Re: Maybe you could explain a bit more on how this - MaxxAction 13:42:21 11/30/14 Long soak with PB Blaster, or torch the pulley - ttz'in (NorCal) 12:54:02 11/30/14 here is a video of the pulley when the car is on - Devonz32 16:26:04 11/30/14 Re: I have after market pulley also - ZTom 17:43:00 11/30/14 you need a new crank (n/m) - aliaZ 12:07:35 12/01/14 Re: How would I get my crankshaft pulley off? - MaxxAction 21:58:46 11/30/14 Sounds like it's time for a rebuild.... - Frldy_Z 22:54:31 11/30/14
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