THE MOTHER OF ALL SHORTBLOCK SALES, part 2!!
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Ok, since everyone wants to ask the detailed questions:
1) how much for pistons being coated, skirt and face?
2) and whats the estimated lead time, from time of deposit to ready to ship?
Charlie
1) how much for pistons being coated, skirt and face?
2) and whats the estimated lead time, from time of deposit to ready to ship?
Charlie
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Originally Posted by CAT3
Ok, since everyone wants to ask the detailed questions:
1) how much for pistons being coated, skirt and face?
2) and whats the estimated lead time, from time of deposit to ready to ship?
Charlie
1) how much for pistons being coated, skirt and face?
2) and whats the estimated lead time, from time of deposit to ready to ship?
Charlie
CAT,
1.) $25 each for the tops, $14 each for the skirts.
2.) Lead time, will be based on when the order is placed. As you can probably imagine, each day it is getting worse with theamount of orders that are coming in. If you ordered right now, you would be within a 3-4 week window. You still have our on time guarantee to fall back on also.
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Thanks for the timely response.
Now, how do you feel about the piston coatings? And any difference on the skirts compared to tops. Seems a lot of debate, skirts usually being more accepted, but the tops being more skeptical. Just curious as to your thoughts?
Thanks again.
Now, how do you feel about the piston coatings? And any difference on the skirts compared to tops. Seems a lot of debate, skirts usually being more accepted, but the tops being more skeptical. Just curious as to your thoughts?
Thanks again.
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on time guarantee, they give you a date your motor will be completed when you order it, if they don't make the date, it's free. granted, you can't make changes to your order mid build to try to circumvent that date to get a free motor. I believe changes to the order also change the completion date.
correct me if I'm wrong Chris.
correct me if I'm wrong Chris.
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Originally Posted by Magic Chicken
on time guarantee, they give you a date your motor will be completed when you order it, if they don't make the date, it's free. granted, you can't make changes to your order mid build to try to circumvent that date to get a free motor. I believe changes to the order also change the completion date.
correct me if I'm wrong Chris.
correct me if I'm wrong Chris.
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What kind of rpm is this shortblock good for? Both the 382 and 408 iron. It will be N/A.
382/408 LS1 SHORTBLOCK
$3,350.00
EAGLE 4.000 STROKE CRANKSHAFT
CALLIES COMPSTAR LS1 SPECIFIC CONNECTING RODS
DIAMOND FORGED PISTONS / FLAT TOPS OR DISH
DIAMOND PROSELECT RING SET
ARP MAIN STUDS
FEDERAL MOGUL MAIN BEARINGS
CLEVITE CONNECTING ROD BEARINGS
MACHINE / HONE W/DECK PLATES
BLUEPRINTED & FULLY BALANCED
ASSEMBLED
382/408 LS1 SHORTBLOCK
$3,350.00
EAGLE 4.000 STROKE CRANKSHAFT
CALLIES COMPSTAR LS1 SPECIFIC CONNECTING RODS
DIAMOND FORGED PISTONS / FLAT TOPS OR DISH
DIAMOND PROSELECT RING SET
ARP MAIN STUDS
FEDERAL MOGUL MAIN BEARINGS
CLEVITE CONNECTING ROD BEARINGS
MACHINE / HONE W/DECK PLATES
BLUEPRINTED & FULLY BALANCED
ASSEMBLED
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What bore size on the iron blocks?
The 408 with a 4" stroke would imply 4.030" bore. But then for the Cheap Street 360 iron block, with a 3.622" stroke, 4.03" bore would be 370ci, so 4.000" bore at 364ci is closer to the stated 360ci. The small amount of difference in cubes wouldn't matter to me, but I'm curious if there is enough liner left to hone and rebuild with larger pistons if needed later on? I haven't searched exhaustively, but most places seem to only have Diamond pistons in 4.030" and 4.060" bores, and I've heard blocks need to be sonic tested to know if they can take a 4.060 bore. So if I get an iron block that's 4.03" to start with, can I rebuild it without going up to 4.060" pistons, which the particular block I get might not be acceptable to bore to?
Do you ever do offset ground stock cranks, BTW? How much would that cost on the 346 or 360?
Thanks,
Miles
The 408 with a 4" stroke would imply 4.030" bore. But then for the Cheap Street 360 iron block, with a 3.622" stroke, 4.03" bore would be 370ci, so 4.000" bore at 364ci is closer to the stated 360ci. The small amount of difference in cubes wouldn't matter to me, but I'm curious if there is enough liner left to hone and rebuild with larger pistons if needed later on? I haven't searched exhaustively, but most places seem to only have Diamond pistons in 4.030" and 4.060" bores, and I've heard blocks need to be sonic tested to know if they can take a 4.060 bore. So if I get an iron block that's 4.03" to start with, can I rebuild it without going up to 4.060" pistons, which the particular block I get might not be acceptable to bore to?
Do you ever do offset ground stock cranks, BTW? How much would that cost on the 346 or 360?
Thanks,
Miles
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Originally Posted by DAPSUPRSLO
What kind of rpm is this shortblock good for? Both the 382 and 408 iron. It will be N/A.
382/408 LS1 SHORTBLOCK
$3,350.00
EAGLE 4.000 STROKE CRANKSHAFT
CALLIES COMPSTAR LS1 SPECIFIC CONNECTING RODS
DIAMOND FORGED PISTONS / FLAT TOPS OR DISH
DIAMOND PROSELECT RING SET
ARP MAIN STUDS
FEDERAL MOGUL MAIN BEARINGS
CLEVITE CONNECTING ROD BEARINGS
MACHINE / HONE W/DECK PLATES
BLUEPRINTED & FULLY BALANCED
ASSEMBLED
382/408 LS1 SHORTBLOCK
$3,350.00
EAGLE 4.000 STROKE CRANKSHAFT
CALLIES COMPSTAR LS1 SPECIFIC CONNECTING RODS
DIAMOND FORGED PISTONS / FLAT TOPS OR DISH
DIAMOND PROSELECT RING SET
ARP MAIN STUDS
FEDERAL MOGUL MAIN BEARINGS
CLEVITE CONNECTING ROD BEARINGS
MACHINE / HONE W/DECK PLATES
BLUEPRINTED & FULLY BALANCED
ASSEMBLED
They will be good to over 7000 rpm. We have a few guy's spinning them as high as 7500 rpm.
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Originally Posted by Miles in Florida
What bore size on the iron blocks?
The 408 with a 4" stroke would imply 4.030" bore. But then for the Cheap Street 360 iron block, with a 3.622" stroke, 4.03" bore would be 370ci, so 4.000" bore at 364ci is closer to the stated 360ci. The small amount of difference in cubes wouldn't matter to me, but I'm curious if there is enough liner left to hone and rebuild with larger pistons if needed later on? I haven't searched exhaustively, but most places seem to only have Diamond pistons in 4.030" and 4.060" bores, and I've heard blocks need to be sonic tested to know if they can take a 4.060 bore. So if I get an iron block that's 4.03" to start with, can I rebuild it without going up to 4.060" pistons, which the particular block I get might not be acceptable to bore to?
Do you ever do offset ground stock cranks, BTW? How much would that cost on the 346 or 360?
Thanks,
Miles
The 408 with a 4" stroke would imply 4.030" bore. But then for the Cheap Street 360 iron block, with a 3.622" stroke, 4.03" bore would be 370ci, so 4.000" bore at 364ci is closer to the stated 360ci. The small amount of difference in cubes wouldn't matter to me, but I'm curious if there is enough liner left to hone and rebuild with larger pistons if needed later on? I haven't searched exhaustively, but most places seem to only have Diamond pistons in 4.030" and 4.060" bores, and I've heard blocks need to be sonic tested to know if they can take a 4.060 bore. So if I get an iron block that's 4.03" to start with, can I rebuild it without going up to 4.060" pistons, which the particular block I get might not be acceptable to bore to?
Do you ever do offset ground stock cranks, BTW? How much would that cost on the 346 or 360?
Thanks,
Miles
Miles,
The bore on both the 360 & 408 is 4.030". I t should be called the 370 cheap street. Typo on our part. You can rehone these blocks after they are at 4.030". Most blocks will go to 4.060 but you should sonic check before doing so. You can go to 4.040 for your next rebuild size.
We do not offer offset ground cranks for our engines. If you have any other questions please feel free to ask.
Thanks
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Originally Posted by Chris@AP-Engineering
383 LT1 SHORTBLOCK
$2,300.00
EAGLE ESP CRANKSHAFT
DIAMOND FORGED PISTONS / FLAT TOPS OR DISH
DIAMOND 4130 CHROMEMOLY WRIST PINS
DIAMOND PRO SELECT RINGS
EAGLE H BEAM CONNECTING RODS
MICHIGAN 77 MAIN BEARINGS
CLEVITE CONNECTING ROD BEARINGS
CLEVITE CAM BEARINGS
ARP MAIN STUDS
MACHINE BLOCK
BALANCE AND BLUEPRINT
ASSEMBLED
NO CORE CHARGES
CUSTOM PISTONS ADD - $150.00
Splayed 4 BOLT CAPS AVAILABLE ON LT1 BLOCKS - $550 (Includes caps, ARP Main Studs and Labor)
ALL ABOVE PRICES REFLECT THE $500 OFF FOR THE SALE.
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Originally Posted by Chris@AP-Engineering
They will be good to over 7000 rpm. We have a few guy's spinning them as high as 7500 rpm.
Thanks Chris. Do you think 7200-7300 rpm on a regular "drag racing" basis will be o.k. with this motor? Do you think the callies option crank is better suited for this kind of rpm?
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Chris, can you post the LS2 block prices, I'm looking for a shortblock that will eventually be for FI. How does the ordering work, do you need _% deposit then payment in full before shipping? Do you take credit cards deposits? Thx
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Originally Posted by flynbludream
Chris, can you post the LS2 block prices, I'm looking for a shortblock that will eventually be for FI. How does the ordering work, do you need _% deposit then payment in full before shipping? Do you take credit cards deposits? Thx
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We need a minimum of 50% deposit up front to get the ball rolling. Once we are nearing the completion date and getting ready to ship we will call for final payment.
We take all cards except AmEx, and no Paypal.
Thanks,
Nick
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man you guys have me on the verge of wanting to upgrade to a 427
so I can stay ahead of the game. Any special loyal customer discounts?
that can be applied on top of the shortblock pricing?
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Originally Posted by 52172
Have you ever heard of any problems with the eagle connecting rods? Is the ls2 short block good for 7000 you think also?
As of today, I have yet to see a Eagle rod fail due to the rod itself. We have used a lot of Eagle rods and have never had a problem.
The LS2 short will be good for 7000 rpm too.
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Originally Posted by DAPSUPRSLO
Thanks Chris. Do you think 7200-7300 rpm on a regular "drag racing" basis will be o.k. with this motor? Do you think the callies option crank is better suited for this kind of rpm?
You will be fine running that RPM. The Callies is a better crank in general and will not have a problem running that RPM. Saying that, the Eagle will not have a problem either.
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Hello Guys.
Great sale!
Questions on the 427 shortblock:
1) In general are the pistons flush with the deck or are they out of the hole? If out, how much? I would like to know so I can see if my heads will work.
2) Also, how big is the dish on the included pistons?
3) As of today, roughly what is the lead time for the 427 shortblock once deposit has been received? I would want to upgrade to the Callies rods that were mentioned ($350) and also coating the pistons (skirts & top)
You can email me - plewand@soflinks.com
Thanks, Perry
Great sale!
Questions on the 427 shortblock:
1) In general are the pistons flush with the deck or are they out of the hole? If out, how much? I would like to know so I can see if my heads will work.
2) Also, how big is the dish on the included pistons?
3) As of today, roughly what is the lead time for the 427 shortblock once deposit has been received? I would want to upgrade to the Callies rods that were mentioned ($350) and also coating the pistons (skirts & top)
You can email me - plewand@soflinks.com
Thanks, Perry