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Gentlemen, please help me identify these cases.
The left one doesn't have radial fins/enforcements for some reason. There is a DMV number instead of the original one, however, it doesn't show up at all on DMV radar. There is also another number to the right with some eagle logos around it.
The stroke is approx. 4.3", the rods are S&S, and the flywheels have "Sumpter spl." stamped on.
Is that an aftermarket?
Some factory re-manufacture?
No paperwork - just a bill of sale. Not a big problem I guess if it goes into a modern frame w a title. This being said, if I keep them, that would be the only use - you wouldn't build a real pan with them
If they have DMV #s I don't see why they can't be used.they are not
Cal Products which only made the sprocket side anyway.You can run pan pistons but I would check out how your cases are bored but you can run any bore you want if they fit the studs.
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