The straight one is the one you want.
L28 Crank ID?
I have cranks everywhere and I want to select an L28. Is P3040 a good number? My own dream motor build is commencing!!.....well getting ALL the components in one corner is the first step.
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I'm told that's not a problem, either.....a 240 crank would be! One slipped off the shelf and broke my big right toe in three pieces. I just want to ID 280 cranks!
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The P3040 crankshaft was used in the L26, L28E and L28ET engines from the 1974 260Z, 1975 - 79 280Z and the 1980 - 83 280ZX (including turbo models).
Crankshafts with V0790 (or just V07) on them were used in the LD28 engine and have a stroke of 83mm vs. 79mm of the P3040.
Crankshafts with V0790 (or just V07) on them were used in the LD28 engine and have a stroke of 83mm vs. 79mm of the P3040.
Awesome! Thank You! Now I can weed out my crank garden and line up some short blocks for a couple builds.
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