fair price for complete pullouts?
What are going prices for various gen3 auto pullouts with engine, accessories, harness, and 4l60e ?
How much for similar gen4 ?
Is there a cheaper way of buying for these swaps?
FWIW I plan to do a mild motor build and have the auto beefed up for the extra power. Ideally using an aluminum block but if they really cost a few grand more I'll deal with the extra nose weight.
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What are going prices for various gen3 auto pullouts with engine, accessories, harness, and 4l60e ?
How much for similar gen4 ?
Is there a cheaper way of buying for these swaps?
FWIW I plan to do a mild motor build and have the auto beefed up for the extra power. Ideally using an aluminum block but if they really cost a few grand more I'll deal with the extra nose weight.
Side note, do people not understand that LS1 can't be rebuilt over and over like iron blocks and SBC? "Just a cracked liner so I'm asking $3,000" seems common on sale ads.
Side note, do people not understand that LS1 can't be rebuilt over and over like iron blocks and SBC? "Just a cracked liner so I'm asking $3,000" seems common on sale ads.
As far as the weight, it's something like 75-80 pounds or so weight difference, for most people that isn't enough to spend the extra money. I would rather have steel anyway, unless weight was a really big focal point of the build.
Yes there is a lot of that, stupid people are allowed to post too, unfortunately lol.
People still think LS1's are worth 3k and there are people out there that still actually buy them. I've met a couple.
As far as the weight, it's something like 75-80 pounds or so weight difference, for most people that isn't enough to spend the extra money. I would rather have steel anyway, unless weight was a really big focal point of the build.
Yes there is a lot of that, stupid people are allowed to post too, unfortunately lol.
People still think LS1's are worth 3k and there are people out there that still actually buy them. I've met a couple.
To me it's a no brainer to go aluminum, look at the price for a tubular front end and you still won't take off the same amount of weight.
To me it's a no brainer to go aluminum, look at the price for a tubular front end and you still won't take off the same amount of weight.
I understand and agree with what you said about the weight savings vs a tubular front end. But if you are going for a budget build then neither the aluminum block or tubular front end will be part of the build lol.
You have to look at fuel cost, vehicle wear and tear, and of course it all depends on what your time is worth to you. My brother isn't the most patient person, so that was a factor as well. None of these magic $1000 LQ motors were available while he searched. Not everyone gets the buddy deal, either.







