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Old 01-02-2011 | 10:39 AM
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What is the shipping cost to 48054 and what is the build time for one? thanks
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No core charge

You've got my attention, that's for sure.
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You've got my attention, that's for sure.
If you are going with an iron block I think $ for a new GM LQ9 block is included in the price. I'd have to look at my invoice.
Old 01-02-2011 | 04:32 PM
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Originally Posted by AES Racing
Heads should be fine, I'd perfer a thicker deck cylinder head. When people ask me this I typically offer, TFS 220 as cast heads. Thicker deck, stainless valves and dual springs.

In my own combination i'm running 62cc, it ends up around 10:1 compression
Hi, I like the idea of 10:1 compression, what about TFS 235 or 245? and the intake, FAST102 or Victor Jr? i'm APS TT and thinking of upgrade to LG's too but it will depend on the the options you build for me.

The 390 will not be too large for the 20G's? I want the best combination for the turbos just in case not do the LG's

BTW I receive your e-mail and answered with a couple of questions.
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If you are going with an iron block I think $ for a new GM LQ9 block is included in the price. I'd have to look at my invoice.

I'm staying aluminum. I just sold my LQ4 that I was going to use actually.
Old 01-03-2011 | 08:23 AM
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Originally Posted by NelsonGTO
Hi, I like the idea of 10:1 compression, what about TFS 235 or 245? and the intake, FAST102 or Victor Jr? i'm APS TT and thinking of upgrade to LG's too but it will depend on the the options you build for me.

The 390 will not be too large for the 20G's? I want the best combination for the turbos just in case not do the LG's
I would go with TFS 235 heads, Camaroandreas runs 7.40 with 235 heads LSX. Intake I would run LS2 or FAST.

390 will be perfect with LG turbos or standard APS.
Old 01-03-2011 | 08:28 AM
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Originally Posted by 4SFEDSS
What is the shipping cost to 48054 and what is the build time for one? thanks
$175 to a business address, let me know if you need residential delivery?

New orders i'll have ready by end of January

let me know if you have any other questions?
Old 01-03-2011 | 01:14 PM
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I might have gone with an aes 390 if I had heard about it, before I went the route i did. Also I like to read up on all the details and options as well as the results that can be had from an engine. It would really help if All the info that can be found on the AES 390 was added to the website. The results look killer. Maybe in the future. The price is very reasonable too. Just my .2
Old 01-03-2011 | 06:05 PM
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i am new to the forced induction world and have a aps twin set up on my camaro with Lg billet turbos and 402 ci. diffinately thinking about pulling the trigger on the 390 with drangonslayer crank and all the goodies. just want to inquire if the 390 would be more efficient for the long run? panning on eventually using the 390 for a Kentucky turbo twin setup
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To Mr. AES, I was wondering if I could buy just the rotating assemly for one of these 390's instead of buy the completed short block. I've got a block here and a machinest that I prefer. Is that something we could work out?
Wondering the same thing, can you PM me some info about this fraser?
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Originally Posted by StreetSilverado
Wondering the same thing, can you PM me some info about this fraser?
Or you can just post it on hear so everyone can read
Old 01-04-2011 | 01:01 PM
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Originally Posted by StreetSilverado
Wondering the same thing, can you PM me some info about this fraser?
Rotating assembly

Compstar 3.825 crankshaft
Compstar H beam 6.125" rods
CP Piston set -15cc dish 4.030" pistons x 1.200" CH
CP .180" wall chrom-moly piston pin set
NPR ring set, gas nitrided steel top ring, napier 2nd, std tension oil ring.
King HP rod bearings
King HP main bearings
Crankshaft is balanced

$1995 shipped to lower 48

back to work for me now.
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Originally Posted by AES Racing
Rotating assembly

Compstar 3.825 crankshaft
Compstar H beam 6.125" rods
CP Piston set -15cc dish 4.030" pistons x 1.200" CH
CP .180" wall chrom-moly piston pin set
NPR ring set, gas nitrided steel top ring, napier 2nd, std tension oil ring.
King HP rod bearings
King HP main bearings
Crankshaft is balanced

$1995 shipped to lower 48

back to work for me now.
Thats a HELL of a deal. What would be the added price to step up to a dragonslayer crank?

Thanks for the price post!
Old 01-04-2011 | 07:35 PM
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Fraser, I know you can spare one of these
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Wow. That is literally the best deal I have ever seen on a rotating assembly. All I can say is wow.
Old 01-05-2011 | 08:13 AM
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What power level is that rotating assembly good to?
Old 01-05-2011 | 12:39 PM
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^^^see first post bud
Old 01-05-2011 | 02:32 PM
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*sigh* the limit is the block itself, aka about 1200 hp
Old 01-05-2011 | 02:45 PM
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There were 4 diffrent rotating assemblies there. I was sure if they were all good for 2k I thought you would want a dragon slayer at that point.
Old 01-05-2011 | 05:55 PM
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Sooo... How many people running these shortblocks as of now?


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