GM 572- Do it Yourself Engine
expensive parts.. substituted with your own?
GM Parts Direct list the complete carb to pan GM 572 Crate as:
GMPP #12498793... $12,421.97
Here are some parts/prices for a 572 assembly.. you fill in the blanks.
Part.................................... .....................................Pri ce.......
GM# 25534364 Tall Deck Sportsman Block .......................$1893.53
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GM# 12499255 572/620 Head (2@889.22 each) ...............$1778.44
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GM# 88961557 572/620 Cam ........................................ $229.83
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Ohio Crankshaft 572 Rotating Assembly(Pistn,Rods,Crank).. $1899.00
SUBTOTAL of Block,Heads,Cam, and Internals....................$5800.80
572/620 GM $12,421.97
...........sub - $5,800.80
............... =$6,621.17
http://www.ohiocrank.com/rotating.html
http://www.gmpartsdirect.com/





JIM
out there for those who like going the Cubic Inch route...
I'd rather have some AFR's or Merlin 16 degree BBC heads than cubes.





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I have heard about people using the 383 and having a 3" high air cleaner elements with a drop base. It seemed like they were very concened about having lots of filter surface so as not to choke the engine.
I would guess that the type of filter media would come into play, but is there some sort a formula for area of air filter needed for 'cubic cinches' or 'air volume' ?
...........sub - $5,800.80
............... =$6,621.17
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Machine work
oil pump
pan
timimg set
timing cover
valve covers
head bolts
lifters
pushrods
etc.
etc.
etc
The gap closes.
Jim






I have heard about people using the 383 and having a 3" high air cleaner elements with a drop base. It seemed like they were very concened about having lots of filter surface so as not to choke the engine.
I would guess that the type of filter media would come into play, but is there some sort a formula for area of air filter needed for 'cubic cinches' or 'air volume' ?
Who wants to run those numbers..?? John Z ..???
This is what JC Whitney, a drill hone in your garage, and a
Clymer book are for. You didn't know??
A/C yes
Alternator yes
Power steering ? No...................





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