matrixiskool

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I'm wondering what year and what model trucks use 6.0 blocks. I'm going to a couple salvage yards to find a 6.0 block. also would help to know what year trucks use the 6.0 blocks that are compatible with 408 builds, I already have the rotating assembly from TSP. thanks

Jon@Texas-Speed

iTrader: (18)

It just needs to be a 6.0L block to work with a 408 rotating assembly. I think I would look at '03+ 2500 series GM trucks. Maybe even some 1 ton trucks had them.

Jon

matrixiskool

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Ok so 2500, thanks. I also emailed matt at your place about my order maybe he is away. Could you take a look at my email thanks.

Slamdsdime

It may go without saying, but remember that 2500 trucks include Yukons and Suburbans. My LQ4 came from an '03 Denali.

matrixiskool

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I understand that thanks, I can't find one of these things freaking anywhere this is so frustrating.

Jon@Texas-Speed

iTrader: (18)

He was out Friday and Monday. Should get back to you shortly. If not, you can forward it to me and I will try to get you fixed up.

Jon

9t8ta

Do not buy a 99 or 2000 motor. Crankshaft issues.

Jon@Texas-Speed

iTrader: (18)

With a 408 he'd be replacing the crank anyway. IMO, I would try and find the newer 6.0 block but as long as it's in good shape, you can probably make it work.

Jon

matrixiskool

iTrader: (12)

Yeah I dont need the original crank, still looking for one and trying to not have to buy a new one off jeggs or somewhere...

tatersalad25

im not trying to advertise for these guys but check out www.car-part.com its kinda like a salvage yard directory, it has a search option that can narrow down exactly whos got what, what conditon its in and how much they want for it. I used it to locate a 6.0 for my build and ended up finding what I needed for cheap.

Wildcobra

Look at LKQ.com