ErikEverhard

Guys a place in Charlotte called Poteats Engine Building sales rebuilt motors. They said with a core exchange, they can sale me a rebuilt stock lt1 for 1,100 dollars. Both my heads are cracked on mine and they said that would be an additional 200 dollars. So, I am looking at a stock rebuilt lt1 for around 1,300 with a 2 yr/24000 mile warranty.

What you think fellows? What type of questions should I be asking them? They said just give them the specs, and it takes them about 10 days to build it.

JCSWS6

iTrader: (5)

That's a heck of a deal. I'd ask to see a list of parts and machine work and compare with other vendors. That said, I think rock auto is about $1900 without the core on a lt1 long block.

fleetmgr

I'd ask for a list of references, and then call them and see how the product worked.

moehorsepower

iTrader: (3)

Also ask for a complete list of parts, just like transmissions, a shop might only replace a bad part then they call it a "Rebuilt" make sure it has new parts and ask what it is bored to, You certainly do not want a 60 over.

ErikEverhard

I am going to email or call and ask about everything you guts mentioned. I think but could be wrong but they will rebuild you an engine according to the specs you tell them, so if I want just a stock lt1 put back in mine than I just need to look up the specs for a stock lt1 engine?

96capricemgr

iTrader: (1)

Guys spend more than that refreshing their own stock engines.

I would expect a lot of reused original parts and anything replaced to be a big step backwards from stock for that price.

ErikEverhard

Guys here is the website, and it lists some of the manufacture of parts they use. What you think? poteatsengines dot com