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Topic: 800 crank in a 585
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| Kyle.H
12-10-2012 19:47:29
70.194.80.244
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Is it possible to put a 800 crank in a 585? If so what does it take
Thanks Kyle
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| Kyle.H
12-16-2012 06:49:22
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Re: 800 crank in a 585 in reply to Kyle.H, 12-10-2012 19:47:29
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| What about pistons and rods?
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| Mopower
12-11-2012 09:08:36
64.208.152.151
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Re: 800 crank in a 585 in reply to Kyle.H, 12-10-2012 19:47:29
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| Yes, it will. It takes some work with the rear seal I believe. The 585 engine was based off some HD800 dimensions. It is often referred to as the 800 diesel.
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| Jeff Gravert
12-11-2012 04:57:46
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Re: 800 crank in a 585 in reply to Kyle.H, 12-10-2012 19:47:29
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| The 800 has a 6" stroke and the 585 is 5.5". The last 585 crank that went through here had chromed journals. I dont know if they are all that way. None of this means it wont fit but it is not exact either. Jeff
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| Kyle.H
12-16-2012 06:47:56
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Re: 800 crank in a 585 in reply to Jeff Gravert, 12-11-2012 04:57:46
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| What does it take to turn a crank with chrome journals? And how can you tell?
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| mightymolinekid
12-11-2012 00:15:51
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Re: 800 crank in a 585 in reply to Kyle.H, 12-10-2012 19:47:29
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| I'm pretty sure all you need is someone to help you lift it, after that it bolts right in.
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| shinnery
12-10-2012 22:22:36
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Re: 800 crank in a 585 in reply to Kyle.H, 12-10-2012 19:47:29
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| I think the only thing they have in common is that they are both 6 cylinder engines. The 585 was only built as a diesel and the 800 was only built as a gas/LP. I understand the 585 used more studs to hold the blocks/heads to the crankcase.
Bryce
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