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2020 Corvette of the Year Finalist (track prepared)
C6 of Year Winner (track prepared) 2019
It's the "Wow, do I ever have a LOT of spare LS parts sitting in my garage!" sale
I guess you don't really realize just how much stuff you can accumulate until your wife gets on your case about cleaning up the garage.
Anyhow, I've listed the parts below and put the pictures in the second post to hopefully avoid having them show up repeatedly every time somebody responds.
I've tried to price the stuff fairly based either on current market value or what they sold for new and then working backwards from there. As always, I'm open to offers so feel free to make one if you think something isn't priced accurately and please note that shipping isn't included.
Unless otherwise stated, the mileage is unknown for each of the parts but I can say with 100% certainty that nothing has over 50K on it.
LS7 crank, uncut and inspected by my machine shop - sold
LS7 crank, cosmetic damage on the counterweights but the journals are still clean and it turns freely in the block - sold
LS7 crank, cut .030 by my machine shop - $400
2 C5 axles, one is about a year old and the other is about three. They're both in great shape and the only reason I took them off the car was to upgrade to DSS axles - sold
2007 OEM radiator from an automatic - $100
Automatic flex plate (brand new) - $100
Partial set of LS7 lifters (missing 2) - $50
8 LS7 intake rocker arms - sold
Complete set of LS7 rocker arms (moderate staining from a blown head gasket) - sold
Half set of LS7 rocker arms (4 intake and 4 exhaust) with bolts - sold
Comp Cams 7165-16 Magnum LS7 pushrod set (7.850"), zero miles - sold
Comp Cams 7684-16 Magnum LS7 pushrod set (7.900"), zero miles - $75
Comp Cams 7955-16 Hi-Tech LS2 pushrod set (7.400), low miles - sold
Comp Cams 7164-16 Magnum LS7 pushrod set (7.750"), brand new and unopened box- $85
LS7 timing chain dampener - sold
2 sets of LS7 pushrods - $75 each
valley cover gasket - $20
cam retainer plate - sold
4 lifter trays - sold
2 crossover tubes - sold
camshaft gear - $10
LS7 windage tray - sold
LS2 dipstick - sold
3 stock transmission/differential mounts - $50 each
Pair of valve covers - sold
LS7 oil pump (brand new) - sold
3 used LS7 oil pumps - $100 each
2 LS7 front timing covers - sold
valley cover - sold
2 LS7 oil pans - sold
2007 passenger seat (1LT model) - $200
LS7 oil cooler and lines (no picture yet) - sold
rear engine cover (no picture yet) - sold
stock LS7 intake manifold - $125
Last edited by subfloor@centurytrans; 02-25-2016 at 04:11 PM.
I'm interested in the 7.850 push rods.
Can you confirm, or I'll look them up tomorrow when I'm at a real computer, that they are a drop-in diameter wise for the stock LS7 push rods?
The guy who did my heads told me to put in longer push rods because of my complaints about valve train noise after having the heads done and switching to an aftermarket cam and BTR dual valve springs.
I haven't done the measurements since I put the engine together last spring, but figure at this price it's worth a try as long as I don't bottom out the lifters...
2020 Corvette of the Year Finalist (track prepared)
C6 of Year Winner (track prepared) 2019
Originally Posted by zulatr
I'm interested in the 7.850 push rods.
Can you confirm, or I'll look them up tomorrow when I'm at a real computer, that they are a drop-in diameter wise for the stock LS7 push rods?
The guy who did my heads told me to put in longer push rods because of my complaints about valve train noise after having the heads done and switching to an aftermarket cam and BTR dual valve springs.
I haven't done the measurements since I put the engine together last spring, but figure at this price it's worth a try as long as I don't bottom out the lifters...
Yes, they're the same diameter as the stock ones and will fit both the lifters and rocker arms.
12-19-2015, 05:36 PM
It's the "Wow, do I ever have a LOT of spare LS parts sitting in my garage!" sale
