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I got a standard 1600 engine with good crank that I want to swap into my 711m block. Is this possible? I see my fooked crank has 711mA stamped on it but the standard crank has 2737E on it. :?

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am not engine builder but as long as its all 711m stuff then its fine,other to xflow type are 681f and 771m

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99% sure there is no difference, the difference was in the blocks, even the 618 rods and crank are the same

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there's a difference i think.

The main caps on the 711m are thicker where the 689f are thinner,that leads me to think the that the crank journals are wider or smaller depending on the block.

 

I do know of a short motor and complete engine that might be for sale

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its not a 689f block :roll: its a 2737e :wink: the rods in johnny h's engine are 2737e rods as these are stronger than normal 711m rods :wink: so the caps must be the same width on the 711m & 2737e crank.

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its not a 689f block :roll: its a 2737e :wink: the rods in johnny h's engine are 2737e rods as these are stronger than normal 711m rods :wink: so the caps must be the same width on the 711m & 2737e crank.

 

big end caps are the same,i know those are the rods to have in a big power xflow.

bearing main caps are different. look in the pic that the mains are different,might be same crank with larger thrust bearings to get same end float.

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its not a 689f block :roll: its a 2737e :wink: the rods in johnny h's engine are 2737e rods as these are stronger than normal 711m rods :wink: so the caps must be the same width on the 711m & 2737e crank.

 

Agree with that, I use 2737e rods in my 771m :thumbsup:

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Oops, sorry chaps, its probably been 15 years since Ive has a X flow, plenty of Pre x flows tho

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