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dlearl476

@ALB posted:
This is all news to me as well- I know SPG made roller cranks for 356 as well as VW engines but I'd never heard of a factory pushrod engine roller crank equipped. I don't know a lot about the really early 25 and 36hp VW cased engines so I'm not surprised I hadn't heard of this, but roller bearing cranks in Super engines to '57- I've seen a number of pushrod engines apart and that one's a real surprise.

Same here. If it hadn’t come from Ludvigsen I’d be skeptical.

7/7/211:19 PM

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