How much does a LS1 Block weigh?
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Im really looking for a ball park figure. I wanna know if me and another buddy are gonna be able to pick one up from my friends machine shop and put it in the back of my van without alot of hassle. If its under 150 pounds it should be a piece of cake.
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....approximately 85 pounds less than a Gen 3 iron block
...the crank weighs about 40lbs, the rods and pistons are about 20lbs...the cam about 8lbs...
exactly what kind of machining did they do on the block?
...the crank weighs about 40lbs, the rods and pistons are about 20lbs...the cam about 8lbs...
exactly what kind of machining did they do on the block?
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The heads, a cardboard box, a bit of foam, weigh 23lbs. So two heads alone probably weigh about 40lbs.
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Im really looking for a ball park figure. I wanna know if me and another buddy are gonna be able to pick one up from my friends machine shop and put it in the back of my van without alot of hassle. If its under 150 pounds it should be a piece of cake.
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Short block should be a piece of cake for two guys. I took care of a bare 350 IRON block once after the machine shop. Aluminum would obviously be lighter, so the added weight of the shortblock items wouldn't be too bad.
You and another guy? Piece of cake, unless you're 13 :p
You and another guy? Piece of cake, unless you're 13 :p
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We both used to move big screen tvs all the time ranging from 150-400 pounds and have to lift them about 5 to 6 feet off the ground so I figure we can handle it.