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Main Bearing Spacers - Small Block Chevy, 350 Crank

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Main Bearing Spacers For S/B Chevy 350 Crank
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Main Bearing Spacers - Small Block Chevy, 350 Crank
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  • Main Bearing Spacers - Small Block Chevy, 350 Crank
  • Main Bearing Spacers - Small Block Chevy, 350 Crank
  • Main Bearing Spacers - Small Block Chevy, 350 Crank
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Put a 350 crank in a 400 block.  Simply snap in and install regular 350 main bearings.  Reusable.

Spacer bearing makes up for difference in crank journal diameters.

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