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Eagle "ESP" Lightweight Forged 4340 Steel Crankshaft - 3.480" Stroke - 350 Mains - Internal Balance - 1820 Bobweight - 4340 - Lightweight - ~48 Pounds - Early (2 Pc Seal) SB Chevrolet - 5.700" Rod Length BR10021 C20 Pickup Flowtech Performance Exhaust was

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Eagle "ESP" Lightweight Forged 4340 Steel Crankshaft 3.480" Stroke 350 Mains Internal Balance 1820 Bobweight 4340 Lightweight ~48 Pounds Early (2 Pc Seal) SB Chevrolet 5.700" Rod Length BR10021 C20 Pickup Flowtech Performance Exhaust was C20 Pickup Pumps are designed to provide better cooling and space savings over most mechanical pumps 1975 1987 Chevrolet C20 For naturally aspirated racing

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