Gauging interest: LT1 Take out engine complete
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Gauging interest: LT1 Take out engine complete
I am contemplating selling my LT1 engine that I had removed from my car a few years ago. It had 1600 miles on it when I took it out and installed my 396 LT4 stroker. Since its removal it has been sealed and stored indoors. This engine is complete with the opti, plug wires, fuel injection, exhaust manifolds, accessory bracket, bell housing, DM flywheel and clutch assembly. Bascially its ready to drop into any LT1 C4.
What do ya'll think its worth?
What do ya'll think its worth?
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Re: Gauging interest: LT1 Take out engine complete (tjwong)
Hi Tom,
There's a couple on ebay but not with that low milage.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=2437709075
My L98 is still sitting in the garage. I plan on disassbling it if I ever finish working on my 396.
Beth
There's a couple on ebay but not with that low milage.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=2437709075
My L98 is still sitting in the garage. I plan on disassbling it if I ever finish working on my 396.
Beth
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Re: Gauging interest: LT1 Take out engine complete (STL94LT1)
I could do that :lol: I will weigh that option Mike :steering: What heads would you like and what Hp level? Let me know when you want to do long tubes. I got specs on CAT flow rates:
Stock GM: left 398 CFM Right 382 CFM
Random Bullet CAT Cermic substrate 3" 426 CFM
Random Bullet CAT Metallic substrate 3" 590 CFM
So as you can see going with LT headers can offer an improvement if you engine requires the added flow rates, and yours definitely will gain some.
Stock GM: left 398 CFM Right 382 CFM
Random Bullet CAT Cermic substrate 3" 426 CFM
Random Bullet CAT Metallic substrate 3" 590 CFM
So as you can see going with LT headers can offer an improvement if you engine requires the added flow rates, and yours definitely will gain some.
