DC part number descriptions
02-06-2009 | 12:21 PM
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DC part number descriptions
I've just joined. I bought my first car in 1981, it was a '71 Challenger R/T (a 383 car that the previous owner had swapped a '73 police 440 into), 4 speed. I took everything apart and put it back together over 8 years, then moved across the country, got married and had children. I finally sold it 2 years ago when I realized that I would never have the time or money to restore it. I still have some parts for sale.
I have tried the search function without success. Can anyone help me find the descriptions for the following Direct Connection part numbers P3690285 Crankshaft (from 1982) and P3690649 Connecting Rod, P4120516 on the rod itself (from 1984)?
Thank you.
I have tried the search function without success. Can anyone help me find the descriptions for the following Direct Connection part numbers P3690285 Crankshaft (from 1982) and P3690649 Connecting Rod, P4120516 on the rod itself (from 1984)?
Thank you.
02-09-2009 | 11:07 PM
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Welcome to the forum. Im thinking that if you called a mopar performance dealer. Like kohler dodge or some placew like that you can give them the part #s. and they can do a cross reference and tell you what they are and then you can compare them to the prices of todays parts, and sell them for alittle more then that.
05-28-2021 | 11:54 AM
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The rod is a 440 six pack style rod, according to my direct connect bible, used from the mid 60's through 70's, in the RB blocks. 6.78" center to center, pressed piston rod not a full float, 7/16" studs. I have a ton of parts and books, I am looking for a set of rods for a project of a gentleman past. I have most everything but the balanced forged pistons and rods. Please PM me if you would like to trade or sell them, in need of 8 on a 0 budget.
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05-28-2021 | 01:02 PM
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The rod is a 440 six pack style rod, according to my direct connect bible, used from the mid 60's through 70's, in the RB blocks. 6.78" center to center, pressed piston rod not a full float, 7/16" studs. I have a ton of parts and books, I am looking for a set of rods for a project of a gentleman past. I have most everything but the balanced forged pistons and rods. Please PM me if you would like to trade or sell them, in need of 8 on a 0 budget.
Thank you.
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Thank you.
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Last edited by Iowan; 05-28-2021 at 01:12 PM.
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