fs/ft: 398 Twin turbo, drivetrain, fuel system...everything
Category: Engine - Complete Motors
Price: $1
Part Fits: 93-02 Chevrolet Camaro, 93-02 Pontiac Firebird
Location (State): IL
Item Condition: Used
Engine: LS2/LS3/LS7/L92/LS9, LS1/LS6
LS Engine?: Fits LS Engine
$10,000 or trade for nice f-body or ???
Quick list: 398 HKE stroker, twin 76mm turbos, Built T-56 with viper mainshaft, 12 bolt, nasty fuel system, hp tuners, methanol injection, eboost2 controller, all suspension, fuel tank, etc…..
Engine:
Erik Koenig/HPE built 398 iron block fully forged, custom cam, ported and polished 6.0 heads, jesel rockers, morel lifters, the best of the best was used by the builder.
I have the invoice with all specifics on the internal parts and custom cam.
Engine was $8400
Transmission:
T-56 built by Jennings engineering. Viper mainshaft, cryo treated gears, bronze pads, billet keys, carbon fiber syncronizers, remote bleeder, twin disc clutch, bulletproof drive shaft, pro 5.0 power tower.
Trans had $3,000 worth of work done
Turbo setup:
Charged air system hot parts twin turbo kit. Kit was modified to support 900+ rwhp. 76mm T3-T4 p trim turbos assembled by John Craig of limit engineering in AZ. Rusty's total performance in Tucson AZ did the cold side of the piping. Turbosmart BOV and wastegates. Exhaust will be included as well as all hot/cold piping and intercooler. E-boost2 controller. EVERYTHING
Rear Axle:
Moser 12 bolt with 4 series carrier 3:73 gears, complete rotor to rotor.
$3,000 rear axle
Fuel System:
Walbro GSS340 fuel pumps, Nasty performance billet fuel rails, SX billet fuel filter, SX regulator with boost reference, all lines, fuel tank, Hot wire kit, COMPLETE fuel system from front to back. 80lb injectors. Methanol kit.
Over $1,500 in fuel system
Suspension:
Profab tubular k-member, QA1 front adjustable struts, bmr adjustable torque arm, bmr control arms, bmr adjustable pan hard rod, rear sporttrax rear springs
Last edited by Auto-Teacher; May 5, 2011 at 10:32 AM. Reason: adding info
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i just finished my hke 402/ls3 setup and it cost more than this, and i still have a stock rear end, and that isnt including the built t56 i already had.
wow.
Guys, I think he is busy with a flooded basement. Probably no time to respond right now.
FYI - I already made an agreement with him last Thursday to buy everything. Just figured I would break the suspense and help give his inbox a break.
FYI - I already made an agreement with him last Thursday to buy everything. Just figured I would break the suspense and help give his inbox a break.
down payment recieved...pending pickup.
looking to trade enigines. i have a 500hp+ n/a ls6. forged, prc stage 2.5 heads, edlebrock intake, 92mm TB. motor was build for nitrous, but iv decided i want to go with boost. pm me, thanks.
Nice meeting you this weekend, Auto-Teacher. Have fun with that new project car. 
It was nice and easy moving the engine pallet from one truck to the other at your place. It was kind of interesting figuring out how to put it on the ground in my garage. The legs on my engine hoist weren't wide enough to set the pallet down. Let's just say OSHA would not approve of my method.
I put a floor jack under one side of the crate, removed one leg of the engine hoist, and then pulled the floor jack away with my fat butt as counter balance to keep the hoist from tipping over. It worked, but I won't be making a habit of it.

It was nice and easy moving the engine pallet from one truck to the other at your place. It was kind of interesting figuring out how to put it on the ground in my garage. The legs on my engine hoist weren't wide enough to set the pallet down. Let's just say OSHA would not approve of my method.
I put a floor jack under one side of the crate, removed one leg of the engine hoist, and then pulled the floor jack away with my fat butt as counter balance to keep the hoist from tipping over. It worked, but I won't be making a habit of it. 







but i too would like to know where these parts are...damn, why can't mems fill out their damn PROFILE.
