Hey Fiat48!!!!!!

[78Eliminator]

Question: I am pulling apart my "468" and have discovered it's really a 427. The rotating assembly is a GM6223 (427 crank) and the block is a GM GM3916321 (427 block). I want to build a stroker 454 (something close to 500 CID). Can I use this block or should I get something else?
Justin

[Fiat48]

Blocks are the same. Stock rod length (6.135) is the same, so all you need is crank and pistons. And some money.

[78Eliminator]

Fiat48:
Blocks are the same. Stock rod length (6.135) is the same, so all you need is crank and pistons. And some money. Thanks Fiat! I was worried I was going to have to buy another block$$$$....

[Blown 472]

Sell that 27 steel crank to some dude looking to resto a vette.

[78Eliminator]

Yeah, since I took it out of a running motor, it's in great condition. I wonder if anyone in here would want to buy it? Shoot, I would just sell the entire rotating assembly.
J

[Fiat48]

Ebay it! Used to be some demand for the steel 427 (396) cranks. Not sure now with all the aftermarket crank choice available. Do me a favor and send me pictures (if possible) of the main bearings when you remove the crank. On going study. Thanks!

[78Eliminator]

Fiat48:
Ebay it! Used to be some demand for the steel 427 (396) cranks. Not sure now with all the aftermarket crank choice available. Do me a favor and send me pictures (if possible) of the main bearings when you remove the crank. On going study. Thanks! I take pictures tonight.

[twistedpair]

Here's one, might give you some idea of value. ebay

[Infomaniac]

That current price is just about give away the crank just pay for the machine work.

[twistedpair]

Yeah, there is another one starting @ $250 that hasn't got any bids. I kinda thought they would be worth more than that.