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Old 05-29-2013, 07:08 PM
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Default LS1 aluminum block and crank

Category: Engine - Complete Motors
Price: $400
Part Fits: 93-02 Chevrolet Camaro, 93-02 Pontiac Firebird, Corvette
Location (State): NC
Item Condition: Used
Shipping Information: Item Can be Shipped
Engine: LS1/LS6
LS Engine?: Fits LS Engine

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Bump it, someone needs a good block and crank
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what year is the block? and are the main caps bolts stock??
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Originally Posted by zacht
what year is the block? and are the main caps bolts stock??
I was told a 99. I had arp studs in it but it will have a set of stock bolts put back in
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by chance have a picture of the front of the block? where the cam plate would go?
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I can take one this afternoon
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The numbers on the block are 20700285 and 12561168
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Just the block and crank? Pistons? Rods?
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It's the block with main caps, bearings, and a stock crank
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hm, i cant find anything on the first numbers you posted, but i think the later is an ls6 block. does it take the equal length headbolts? or the short/med/long ones?
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Yes it's an ls6 block. I was running studs in the whole motor
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ok studs then...were they all the equal length ones? or do they have head bolt/stud holes that go deep into the block?
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From what I remember it seems like they were all equal
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Not sure what your trying to figure out but I was making 850 hp to the wheels with no issues at all.
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not trying to say its something that wont make power, ive seen lots on your car, and know its a good block. tossing around the idea of doing an erl sleeved block and not sure if they like the ones with the deep head bolt/stud holes...
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just wanting to figure out the year of it...01-03 or the 04 block...
the early ones had the short/med/long bolts
the later ones had just the shorts/mediums...
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$350 obo
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Originally Posted by zacht
not trying to say its something that wont make power, ive seen lots on your car, and know its a good block. tossing around the idea of doing an erl sleeved block and not sure if they like the ones with the deep head bolt/stud holes...
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just wanting to figure out the year of it...01-03 or the 04 block...
the early ones had the short/med/long bolts
the later ones had just the shorts/mediums...
Better check with ERL first. I heard they dont take ls1/ls6 blocks anymore. Everybody is sending them ls2 and aluminum 5.3 blocks
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