FS: Nitrous ready 408 shortblock
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This was used in my car for about 20 passes, no nitrous. It was built to handle extra heavy doses of nitrous, but I never got around to plumbing it up. Parts include:
Lunati Pro Billet Rods
Callies 4" crank
Diamond custom nitrous pistons
Diamond H-11 tool steel pins
Childs & Albert 1/16" 1/16" 3/16" rings
New rod and main bearings
Oil pan with pickup
ARP main studs
Valley cover
The block has been o-ringed, and I will include the Clarke copper gaskets I have been using. They can be reused several more times if need be. I have never had a leakage problem, but I use Hylomar on the gaskets.
With a 65cc chamber, compression will be right at 11.4:1.
Asking $3800 plus shipping.
I am building a bigger engine, so this has to go.
Lunati Pro Billet Rods
Callies 4" crank
Diamond custom nitrous pistons
Diamond H-11 tool steel pins
Childs & Albert 1/16" 1/16" 3/16" rings
New rod and main bearings
Oil pan with pickup
ARP main studs
Valley cover
The block has been o-ringed, and I will include the Clarke copper gaskets I have been using. They can be reused several more times if need be. I have never had a leakage problem, but I use Hylomar on the gaskets.
With a 65cc chamber, compression will be right at 11.4:1.
Asking $3800 plus shipping.
I am building a bigger engine, so this has to go.
TTT for ya Ryan-
Btw guys I've seen this motor go consistant 10.20's off the juice. Quality build with good parts in excellent condition.
Would've liked to seen what a 300+ direct hit would've done-
Btw guys I've seen this motor go consistant 10.20's off the juice. Quality build with good parts in excellent condition.
Would've liked to seen what a 300+ direct hit would've done-
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Originally Posted by SMKN TA 95
Too bad this wasnt posted about 2-3 weeks from now. Then I would be alot more interested. BTW, who built the short block?


