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Old 04-26-2011, 04:54 PM
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Hi all,

long story short my engine decided to off itself last Sunday morning. started the car, engine makes clank clank clank sound and then i checked under the car there's oil pouring out from the engine.

the car is in the shop now and i'm tinkering with the idea of put the LQ4/9 block in it and still reuse my 241 heads (tight funds)

i've searched and gather some information about it but i'd like to hear first hand from you guys. Things like how much it'll cost me, how long the labor's gonna take(i dont have tools and not mechanically inclined - i know how to change oil and stuffs but swapping block ), and things that i'll ask along the way since i'm right at the starting point for now.

so if anyone can design a combo for me and show me the light it'd be much appreciated

i'll start

LQ9 - $750 - TSP
Pistons - Diamond LS1 4.00"-4.030" Stock Stroke Pistons - $638
Crankshaft - ???
Rods - ???

Please help me complete the list as i'm really a newb and i dont want to be cheated by any mechanic, thank you for your help in advance.

Ray
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First off, buy a complete "rotator" kit. If you buy a bunch of mismatched parts, they'll end up costing you more in the long run. Look to spend around $2200 - $2500 for a balanced rotator kit with bearings and rings, ready to (check carefully and hopefully) drop into your finished block.
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can you show me the website that selling the rotator kit? that's the thing im trying to avoid is buying small mismatched parts and ended up spending more money.
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Your best bet is to buy a complete shortblock!!! there are many vendors on here that can help you out. Check the sponsors sales section. Here is just one example....https://ls1tech.com/forums/sponsor-s...tons-rods.html
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Originally Posted by raysadude
can you show me the website that selling the rotator kit? that's the thing im trying to avoid is buying small mismatched parts and ended up spending more money.
Just about anyone from the vendor's list here can help you out. Yes, a complete shortblock might even be a better deal. Do a bit of reading here and make your selection!
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Have you tried yelling at it and calling it a numbnutz/
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so what ever happened? What failed?




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