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Please help identify this crankshaft

Please help me identify this crankshaft.

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You need to know the rod journal size to know weather it's Carreras or SC.
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This was included with a 71 T motor I purchased. I am mainly trying to see if this is even the correct crank to begin with. Thanks
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Definitely not for a 71. It's a 9 bolt crank for 78 on up. Can't tell buy the photo which year later engine.
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Perfect that's what I wanted to know. Thank you
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I see a 930 stamp in there. 01/89. I'm not an expert but...
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I saw that as well.. Just curious. I picked this up from a guy who sent the motor off to be built and it came back in pieces so thought I would ask to be sure.
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depending on the rod journal size its a 3.0 or a 3.2/3.3
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Ok I will measure the journal size and maybe I can find a home for it. Thanks gents

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