Any Interest in a L92 based 427 longblock?
03-17-2008, 11:38 AM
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Any Interest in a L92 based 427 longblock? The engine is completely assembled. $6700 I decided to go in another direction so my engine is up for sale. Here is a run down of what is included and estimated price next to it if you were to order today. Everything is brand new except the oil pan, pickup tube, and windage tray which were meticulously cleaned. All engine covers are included, front, rear, valley, valvecovers, etc.
$4989 SDPC 427 L92 El Toro Grande Shortblock w/upgraded Callies Crank & Rods
http://www.sdparts.com/catalog/lsgen...kAssembly.aspx
$139 Ported LS6 Oil Pump
$300 Oil Pan, gasket, pickup tube, & windage tray
$375 Custom Comp Cam 250/262 .598 .598 113+2
$109 LS7 Lifters
$130 7.4 Manley 3/8" Pushrods
???? L92/LS2 Lifter Retainers
$245 ARP Head Stud Kit
$145 Cometic .040 Head Gaskets
$1499 PRC Ported L92's w/Stainless Valves & double spring kit 68cc .030 mill
$220 GMPP Valvecovers prepped for powdercoat (all casting ground smooth)
$60 Katech Cam/Knock Adapter Harness
$100 Katech Injector Adapter Harness (for using LS2/LS7 injectors from the L76 kit with LS1 wiring harness)
$100? Stock bolts and fasteners and ARP cam retainer bolts.
I clearanced the windage tray for the rod bolts and put washers under the windage tray to get the necessary clearance. I have pics. The lifter retainers were precisely drilled 1/2" for better drainage. The longblock is completely assembled saving you time and $. You also don't have to pay shipping on each and every item that can really add up!
My calculation comes out to $8371 in parts with what's listed plus some misc. things. I would include everything for $6700. You would only need the L76 intake kit & 90mm TB to finish it off, 8 L92 rocker arms & pedestals around $100, along with your knock sensors, oil pressure sender, coolant sender, and all your accesories. These builds usually run $12k+ by the time your complete. You can get this one done for $7500-8000 easy!
Scott
$4989 SDPC 427 L92 El Toro Grande Shortblock w/upgraded Callies Crank & Rods
http://www.sdparts.com/catalog/lsgen...kAssembly.aspx
$139 Ported LS6 Oil Pump
$300 Oil Pan, gasket, pickup tube, & windage tray
$375 Custom Comp Cam 250/262 .598 .598 113+2
$109 LS7 Lifters
$130 7.4 Manley 3/8" Pushrods
???? L92/LS2 Lifter Retainers
$245 ARP Head Stud Kit
$145 Cometic .040 Head Gaskets
$1499 PRC Ported L92's w/Stainless Valves & double spring kit 68cc .030 mill
$220 GMPP Valvecovers prepped for powdercoat (all casting ground smooth)
$60 Katech Cam/Knock Adapter Harness
$100 Katech Injector Adapter Harness (for using LS2/LS7 injectors from the L76 kit with LS1 wiring harness)
$100? Stock bolts and fasteners and ARP cam retainer bolts.
I clearanced the windage tray for the rod bolts and put washers under the windage tray to get the necessary clearance. I have pics. The lifter retainers were precisely drilled 1/2" for better drainage. The longblock is completely assembled saving you time and $. You also don't have to pay shipping on each and every item that can really add up!
My calculation comes out to $8371 in parts with what's listed plus some misc. things. I would include everything for $6700. You would only need the L76 intake kit & 90mm TB to finish it off, 8 L92 rocker arms & pedestals around $100, along with your knock sensors, oil pressure sender, coolant sender, and all your accesories. These builds usually run $12k+ by the time your complete. You can get this one done for $7500-8000 easy!
Scott
03-17-2008, 11:58 AM
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Let me talk to my wife........ Lol. Seriously. I will get back to you.
Question though.
Is this the block you were setting up to run the D1SC with? Whats the Comp?
Lane
Question though.
Is this the block you were setting up to run the D1SC with? Whats the Comp?
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03-17-2008, 12:56 PM
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Haha, after thinking about this, I realized I got you and someone else mixed up...
I am still interested. Talking with the bank now...
Was this the engine you were going with in your 98? Thats a pretty big cam... lol with 30* of overlap, it should sound real nice. How much was expected of this engine to make?
I am still interested. Talking with the bank now...
Was this the engine you were going with in your 98? Thats a pretty big cam... lol with 30* of overlap, it should sound real nice. How much was expected of this engine to make?
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This guy has $675 of mine that I sent him 2 weeks ago, for L76 intake setup, and NW Ported TB. Still no parts, and he has yet to reply to my PM's in 4 days. I wouldn't buy from him. Asked him to refund my money last night, and still no response.
I don't like to do this kind of ****, but I have given him plenty of chances, and still no response.
I don't like to do this kind of ****, but I have given him plenty of chances, and still no response.
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This guy has $675 of mine that I sent him 2 weeks ago, for L76 intake setup, and NW Ported TB. Still no parts, and he has yet to reply to my PM's in 4 days. I wouldn't buy from him. Asked him to refund my money last night, and still no response.
I don't like to do this kind of ****, but I have given him plenty of chances, and still no response.
I don't like to do this kind of ****, but I have given him plenty of chances, and still no response.
