What do you guys think of this block....
What do you guys think of this block.... i came across the in the F/S section, ive never heard of it. Just thought id ask
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...2931&viewitem=
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...2931&viewitem=
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I've seen one of those sold before, but it was a long time ago. It would definetly be something super nice to have. You'd have an advantage right away over everyone else.
WOW, that's a cool block!
With a 4.120 bore, assuming it's a siamesed bore block, boring to 4.155, you'd get a 434 cubic inch motor if you could squeeze in a 4 inch stroke crank. Grinding at the pan rails for clearance might hit oil.
GM's sportsman blocks are spec'ed to a 4.155 max bore.
With a 4.120 bore, assuming it's a siamesed bore block, boring to 4.155, you'd get a 434 cubic inch motor if you could squeeze in a 4 inch stroke crank. Grinding at the pan rails for clearance might hit oil.
GM's sportsman blocks are spec'ed to a 4.155 max bore.
Why do you even both bidding on items before the last minute they are done? All you are doing is jacking up the price. With that note when I just checked it the price was at 2075 and the reserve was still not met.