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Old 02-11-2010, 05:15 PM
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All New 415 Gen IV Iron Shortblock

This is a direct replacement for the LS2 or Gen IV style engine.

New Gen IV Iron Block Usually a $300 option
4" Stroke Forged Crankshaft Add $300 for a 4.125" Stroke to make it a 427
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What kind of boost will this engine(427 cubes) handle. Lookin for something that will handle a f1r, max effort. Thanks. Phil
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What kind of boost will this engine(427 cubes) handle. Lookin for something that will handle a f1r, max effort. Thanks. Phil
Phil,.
I would recommend you go with a 4"(414.6 cuin) or 4.030"(420.9 cuin) bore for that combination.
It will be $3899.99 for that combination.
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what can you do a 408 or a 383 for.
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Originally Posted by flatchat
what can you do a 408 or a 383 for.
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A 408 Iron would be the same price. $3299.99 A 383 Iron would be $2999.99
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what about a stock crank 370
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What would the cost be for this to be an aluminum block? I don't want to add any weight to the front end and don't need the benetis of iron.
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Originally Posted by The Alchemist
What would the cost be for this to be an aluminum block? I don't want to add any weight to the front end and don't need the benetis of iron.
It is $4489 for the aluminum 415 option.
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WOW, I didn't think it would be a $1300 difference.
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Phil,.
I would recommend you go with a 4"(414.6 cuin) or 4.030"(420.9 cuin) bore for that combination.
It will be $3899.99 for that combination.
How much for a alum. version of this, and do u think it would handle the boost and last? Thanks for the replys.
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Originally Posted by The Alchemist
WOW, I didn't think it would be a $1300 difference.
http://schwankeshortblocks.com/Short...rt%20Block.htm

http://schwankeshortblocks.com/Short%20Blocks.htm
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Originally Posted by zssman
How much for a alum. version of this, and do u think it would handle the boost and last? Thanks for the replys.
http://schwankeshortblocks.com/Short...rt%20Block.htm

+ the add ons already mentioned
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