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  1. 08.04.20, 12:44 PM #1
    Mike Summers
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    Default Help identifying crank and rods for Twin Cam

    Got this in a business deal a couple years ago. Boxed and put away, now would like to identify the maker. All steel crank for Twin Cam, only markings are 72 75 on one of the ends. Rods have GAF 002. Thanks in advance

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    Farndon?
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    GAF is Fardon.

    72 75 would be 72.75, which is the twincam stroke in mm. Fardon cranks usually have GAF stamped in them.
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    Default Identifying crank

    Thanks so much

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