Misc. SBC Parts - UNFINISHED 383 LT1!!!
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Car: 1988 Camaro SC
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Axle/Gears: 3.73 Moser 12 Bolt
Misc. SBC Parts - UNFINISHED 383 LT1!!!
I'm located in Stafford Ct. Let me know what looks good.
1. Complete set (8) Stock Chevrolet Connecting Rods - Pulled From Low Mileage Boat Motor.
2. LT1 Crank / Rods / Pistons. The pistons are still hung on the rods. Theres light surface rust on the crank but I'm confident it would clean up with a polish. The crank has been oiled to prevent further rust and is in a plastic bag. The rods / pistons are spotless (there was the factory cross hatch on the cylinders when I pulled the motor apart).
3. 1994 LT1 Motor - Unassembled / Unfinished - This motor was to be a 383 stroker but I'm getting sick of not having the money to finish it. Here's what it has.
Eagle Scat 383 Crank
Eagle Scat 5.7 Rods (bushed)
Speed Pro Forged / Skirt Coated Pistons
Fully ported / polished LT1 heads (new valves, 3 angle valve job, bee-hive Comp-Cams springs, new light weight retainers, keepers, etc).
Block - Stock Z-28 LT1 block bored / honed to .030 over for above pistons. Needs finishing clearancing for crank and cam.
Intake - Stock LT1 Intake, Port Matched to heads and 58mm TB.
Fel-Pro rebuild gasket kit / New Bearings (rod / crank)
Also - original harness / headers / brackets / pulleys. EVERYTHING. This motor came out of a 1994 LT1 Z that was totaled with 120,000 on it - given a new cam / assembly it could be transplanted into a 3rd Gen really nicely. All the hardware is either brand-new or as I pulled it off the motor (pulleys, opti-spark, injectors, fuel rails, etc.)
I'm iffy on selling the motor - I always wanted to build a big 400 cid motor and got side tracked by this thing. Now I'm a bit sick of watching it sit around because of school / work / school / etc. Make me an offer and we'll go from there. Between parts and labor I have roughly $2000 into the motor. Another $1300 would finish it and result in a 450hp NA motor, which was what I envisioned for it.
Thanks for looking.
Tyler
1. Complete set (8) Stock Chevrolet Connecting Rods - Pulled From Low Mileage Boat Motor.
2. LT1 Crank / Rods / Pistons. The pistons are still hung on the rods. Theres light surface rust on the crank but I'm confident it would clean up with a polish. The crank has been oiled to prevent further rust and is in a plastic bag. The rods / pistons are spotless (there was the factory cross hatch on the cylinders when I pulled the motor apart).
3. 1994 LT1 Motor - Unassembled / Unfinished - This motor was to be a 383 stroker but I'm getting sick of not having the money to finish it. Here's what it has.
Eagle Scat 383 Crank
Eagle Scat 5.7 Rods (bushed)
Speed Pro Forged / Skirt Coated Pistons
Fully ported / polished LT1 heads (new valves, 3 angle valve job, bee-hive Comp-Cams springs, new light weight retainers, keepers, etc).
Block - Stock Z-28 LT1 block bored / honed to .030 over for above pistons. Needs finishing clearancing for crank and cam.
Intake - Stock LT1 Intake, Port Matched to heads and 58mm TB.
Fel-Pro rebuild gasket kit / New Bearings (rod / crank)
Also - original harness / headers / brackets / pulleys. EVERYTHING. This motor came out of a 1994 LT1 Z that was totaled with 120,000 on it - given a new cam / assembly it could be transplanted into a 3rd Gen really nicely. All the hardware is either brand-new or as I pulled it off the motor (pulleys, opti-spark, injectors, fuel rails, etc.)
I'm iffy on selling the motor - I always wanted to build a big 400 cid motor and got side tracked by this thing. Now I'm a bit sick of watching it sit around because of school / work / school / etc. Make me an offer and we'll go from there. Between parts and labor I have roughly $2000 into the motor. Another $1300 would finish it and result in a 450hp NA motor, which was what I envisioned for it.
Thanks for looking.
Tyler
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I'm located in Stafford Ct (zip 06076). For anything other than the rods I'd prefer pickup.
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Sorry but I can't separate out important stuff like that. lol. A set of lone LT1 heads / intake are worthless w/o the block.
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Car: 1988 Camaro SC
Engine: LT1 SBC
Transmission: LT1 T56
Axle/Gears: 3.73 Moser 12 Bolt
For everything I've listed (even the spare bottom end / rods) I'd like to get ~$2400. The motor cost me $800 with the harness and such alone. I could provide a more detailed description if you like. Keep in mind you'd be getting almost every part pulled off the original motor too (MAF, air plumbing, etc)
For example:
Motor (As pulled): 800
Crank: 300
Rods: 240
Heads: 250 in parts
400 in labor
Block: 250 Bore/Hone
Pistons: 400
Rebuild Kit: 200
Rough Sub-Total: $3000
Thanks for asking.
Tyler
For example:
Motor (As pulled): 800
Crank: 300
Rods: 240
Heads: 250 in parts
400 in labor
Block: 250 Bore/Hone
Pistons: 400
Rebuild Kit: 200
Rough Sub-Total: $3000
Thanks for asking.
Tyler
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For Future Reference: Nothing Will Be Parted Out Separately. I'd have listed everything as such if that was my intent.
Thanks
Tyler
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