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anyone up to assembeling a motor for me on a pro bono basis...im shure if you can build one a cant desrtoy in 2 days you will certanly go down in motor building history...not to mention get ur name all over my race car!!!!
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I don't think they will line up to donate engines, but lest see how it turns out.
A builder starved for attention or trying to gain popularity might do it IMO, but also it's 2011 and there is a good chance most people will say WTF??? and walk away from this deal.
This is an interesting concept considering Internet forums these days and how people work together.
Try a crate motor maybe you'll get lucky and get a couple of seasons out of it.
I have met many guys at race tracks in all kinds of racing that can get years out of their engines and still be very competitive.
I think it's been your builder's fault unless you are really pushing those things way further than you are supposed to.
You can get short blocks on CL for like 100-200.
Last edited by pologreen1; Sep 26, 2011 at 10:01 PM.
ill get a block my buddy has an extra one....2 bolt main i get it fluxed and drilled for a 4bolt main.... the rotating assembly is still good scat pre ballanced..good heads and cam....just assemble i get bearings,and gaskets...
anyone up to assembeling a motor for me on a pro bono basis...im shure if you can build one a cant desrtoy in 2 days you will certanly go down in motor building history...not to mention get ur name all over my race car!!!!
You provide all the machined parts and shipping both ways then I'll put one together for you but you can't take it over 2,000 RPMS....EVER - my warranty is 30 seconds or 30 feet which ever comes first - rust protection is not included
Racing is really hard on parts and it is expensive as a result......even if you keep within the designed limitations of the components they will have an early death (usually its ugly). At this point I recommend ordering a professionally built short block to suit then slap on the remaining stuff yourself. Keep the RPM within reason and it should live a minimum of 2 days.
Maybe he's referring to the old saying that racers will help other racers. Back in my racing days we'd all get together non-race weekends and work on each others cars for beer and pizza. Friends off the track and competitors on the track. I like to think that's the way it should be because it saves everyone money......except that we did drink a lot of beer in the day.
You provide all the machined parts and shipping both ways then I'll put one together for you but you can't take it over 2,000 RPMS....EVER - my warranty is 30 seconds or 30 feet which ever comes first - rust protection is not included
Racing is really hard on parts and it is expensive as a result......even if you keep within the designed limitations of the components they will have an early death (usually its ugly). At this point I recommend ordering a professionally built short block to suit then slap on the remaining stuff yourself. Keep the RPM within reason and it should live a minimum of 2 days.
absolutly not if you havent read my motor madness thing if you make it clear what you are doing (road racing) and your requirements (400 reliable horse power) and rpm range (6500) not unreasonable...no one can build it for u not in pa anyhow....youll pay 10,000 for a motor no warenty and it will come apart in 3 days and youll get the reply thats racing ive got it 6 times!!!!!!!!
Maybe he's referring to the old saying that racers will help other racers. Back in my racing days we'd all get together non-race weekends and work on each others cars for beer and pizza. Friends off the track and competitors on the track. I like to think that's the way it should be because it saves everyone money......except that we did drink a lot of beer in the day.
exactly we couldnt do any worse than every body else SH** faced drunk!!!!!
i could also trade time and material a nice book case or custom desk!!! but heres the catch my work has a life time warrenty .. thats how i treat people!!!