Value of an LS1 lunati 383 Shortblock
10-28-2004, 11:59 AM
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Originally Posted by Patrick G
You guys sound like 99% of the people out there when it comes time to trade in their cars. Everybody thinks their stuff is worth more than it really is. Reality is, the demand-driven market sets the market. Demand for Lunati 383 shortblocks is pretty low. The all-bore blocks are commanding higher prices.
Don't get me wrong. Lunati 383s are super strong and very high quality. It's just hard to find someone willing to pay full bullet when there are so many other good choices out on the market. If you haven't checked lately, this is a depressed resale market for performance parts. Lots more sellers than buyers. Prices are low. Lots of people hurting out there and they're dumping their parts for cheap.
Just don't shoot the messenger.
Don't get me wrong. Lunati 383s are super strong and very high quality. It's just hard to find someone willing to pay full bullet when there are so many other good choices out on the market. If you haven't checked lately, this is a depressed resale market for performance parts. Lots more sellers than buyers. Prices are low. Lots of people hurting out there and they're dumping their parts for cheap.
Just don't shoot the messenger.
i just sold my 20k mile lunati all stroke motor with the pro mods rods (not the billet) for 3200
10-28-2004, 12:31 PM
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Originally Posted by c54fun
Max bore on a 6.0 is 4.060 
