5.3 block, 6.0 short block, cranks, rods etc.
12-14-2006, 06:21 PM
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5.3 block, 6.0 short block, cranks, rods etc.
for sale. I have a nice standard bore 5.3 $150 (this block will bore to a 5.7 LS1)
1 6.0 short block that needs to be rebuilt. $425
1 set of #317 heads (complete with valves, springs, keepers and retainers)
$250 for the pair.
I have 2 nice cranks for $100 each. (5.3, 5.7 and 6.0)
I also have a couple of sets of stock rods for $60 a set.
knock sensors $25 for 2 sensors.
crank and cam sensors $10 each.
timing cover $30
1 6.0 short block that needs to be rebuilt. $425
1 set of #317 heads (complete with valves, springs, keepers and retainers)
$250 for the pair.
I have 2 nice cranks for $100 each. (5.3, 5.7 and 6.0)
I also have a couple of sets of stock rods for $60 a set.
knock sensors $25 for 2 sensors.
crank and cam sensors $10 each.
timing cover $30
12-14-2006, 09:59 PM
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Originally Posted by my black ss
what is the problem with the 6.0 liter is it just normal wear or does it need a crank are you willing to ship dibs
I would ship if you pay for shipping.
12-17-2006, 02:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Sam88Gta1
Do you sell any lq9 long blocks?How much and do you offer any kind of word that they are good?
Do you inspect the motors or just buy and sell?
Do you inspect the motors or just buy and sell?
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crank
Originally Posted by silverbrick
still got the crank?
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yea...I was actually considering that as my transmission option here down the line but as it is, the crank I have isnt in the condition that I would like it to be in for this motor so I am getting another one. The newer style cranks will not have a problem fitting an 80e right? As it is, and as my plans look, that's where I will be headed with the tranny.