Am I getting ripped off?
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Am I getting ripped off?
I have a aluminum short block and set of 243 heads from a 2009 5.3 silverado for sale. They have 230,000 miles on them but no substantial damage to them. He's asking 350 for the combo minus the timing cover, is that a good price?
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justcharlie (01-25-2020)
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it will be either an LC9 or LH6.
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G Atsma (01-26-2020)
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That Gen4 5.3 block can be bored .123” - 3.903 and used as a 5.7 or a 383, they’re not a bad starting point at all, way better than an LS1 block, about 16 lbs heavier too. If you’re getting a good crank and rods in the deal, can’t go wrong. Don’t forget to plug the towers in the valley.
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If anyone happens to have a set of LS6 hollow intake/sodium exhaust valves laying around shoot me a PM, interested if the price is right.
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The hollow intake / sodium exhaust valves came in the 2002 - 2004 LS6 C5 Z06s and the 2005 LS6 CTS-V only. I weighed the stock valves from a 2005 CTS-V to confirm. The valves found in all other 243/799 cylinder head applications are of the standard variety (including the 2001 C5 Z06, LS2 powered vehicles, 4.8/5.3 trucks, etc).
If anyone happens to have a set of LS6 hollow intake/sodium exhaust valves laying around shoot me a PM, interested if the price is right.
If anyone happens to have a set of LS6 hollow intake/sodium exhaust valves laying around shoot me a PM, interested if the price is right.
FWIW, I bought I set off a member on here with intention of running them, but decided to sell them shortly after and market value at the time was about $250. I had them up on eBay at one point for $350+ and I didn't get any hits and that obviously was not the best platform. They were mint as well and looked extremely low mileage. I think for the price of a set of new titanium valves, the GM lightweights even at $300 is a bargain. The trouble is finding them now.
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I didn't know about the '05 V having them. Interesting.
FWIW, I bought I set off a member on here with intention of running them, but decided to sell them shortly after and market value at the time was about $250. I had them up on eBay at one point for $350+ and I didn't get any hits and that obviously was not the best platform. They were mint as well and looked extremely low mileage. I think for the price of a set of new titanium valves, the GM lightweights even at $300 is a bargain. The trouble is finding them now.
FWIW, I bought I set off a member on here with intention of running them, but decided to sell them shortly after and market value at the time was about $250. I had them up on eBay at one point for $350+ and I didn't get any hits and that obviously was not the best platform. They were mint as well and looked extremely low mileage. I think for the price of a set of new titanium valves, the GM lightweights even at $300 is a bargain. The trouble is finding them now.