Stock Block?
#21
RE: Stock Block?
this is what im doing it should be done in about a week or so but i would put it up against any short block you buy off the internet but it cost me half the price to build but i do say it was a pain in the *** and took alot of time to figure out where to take my block to be built and not to mention its about a hour drive away
budget build
budget build
#24
RE: Stock Block?
ORIGINAL: faststang04
This seems to be a great buy.
http://www.livernoismotorsports.com/product.phtml?p=988
This seems to be a great buy.
http://www.livernoismotorsports.com/product.phtml?p=988
#25
RE: Stock Block?
or u can get a 234kladnci motor out of a honda element and put a filter and round muffler from autozone on it slap some stickers on your back window take your hubcabs off and run 12s...thats just what i would do...ant
#27
RE: Stock Block?
I had my motor built by promar engines here in jersey. I got forged cobra crank, eagle forged rods, manley forged and dished pistons, and arp bolts. Also got ported and polished pi heads, intake and aluminum flyweel, all on a stock block for 6820.00 plus tax installed. I had them put a new water pump, and motor mounts put on also and it was installed in 5 days.
#28
RE: Stock Block?
ORIGINAL: Triisomy21
Damn that's a great price.
But just so no one gets confused. Fully machined does NOT mean it's prepped for installing any kind of rotating assembly.
Damn that's a great price.
But just so no one gets confused. Fully machined does NOT mean it's prepped for installing any kind of rotating assembly.
#29
RE: Stock Block?
ORIGINAL: 1stgear
how much do you guys think it would cost to get a built bottom end?
how much do you guys think it would cost to get a built bottom end?
I know I just bought one from vtengines.com Block is capable of up to 700hp with the forged internals.
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