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Forum name2GNT Buy / Sell / Trade (BST)
Topic subjectWTB block.
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110097, WTB block.
Posted by ramsey95ESi, Feb-17-08 03:59 PM
Whats up guys, cars got a good ole' knock. havent bothered to look at the bearings yet but its getting pretty loud.

Wanted to see if anyone had a stock block nothing fancy... mileage dont care. Just has to run ya know better than what i got. Looking to spend around 2-300 bucks around there. willing to travel. Located in Dayton OH.

Let me know what you got 2gnt'ers!

ramseyxxx09er@yahoo.com
(937)689-9741
names Eric


Sidenote: My buddy DytDSM is looking for a gsx high rise spoiler. Again, color not an option... price is whatever, also willing to travel. let me know. Thanks guys!

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110098, RE: WTB block.
Posted by VelocitaPaola, Feb-17-08 04:05 PM
I've got a block. It worked very well and had good compression while it was in my car... about 120,000 mi. on it. There's a little damage to the crank snout though. I'd be willing to let it go for about $125 + shipping.
110099, RE: WTB block.
Posted by ramsey95ESi, Feb-17-08 04:46 PM
Is the crank snout where the crank pulley goes on? the little bit that sticks out?



2gnt (period)
110100, RE: WTB block.
Posted by VelocitaPaola, Feb-17-08 05:10 PM
Yeah, that's it.
110102, RE: WTB block.
Posted by ramsey95ESi, Feb-17-08 05:22 PM
Whats wrong with it? and. do you have any pics?

OR

Are you telling me that it needs a new crank?


2gnt (period)
110104, RE: WTB block.
Posted by VelocitaPaola, Feb-17-08 05:46 PM
I'll have to take some pictures when I get home (on a business trip currently; will be back on Tuesday). I think it's repairable, but you would have to decide whether its worth it to get a new one or repair this one. Primarily, the hole needs to be drilled and tapped.
110106, RE: WTB block.
Posted by ramsey95ESi, Feb-17-08 06:50 PM
I have a crank thats in my car now... do you think if i took it out and got it resurfaced or whatever... Then bought new bearings it would work?

but either or, if you could get pics whenever you want, that would be great!

im just looking for a cheap route to get my car healthy again, it has 138k on it now and i dont like the "sounds" lol



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110107, RE: WTB block.
Posted by VelocitaPaola, Feb-17-08 07:06 PM
It's possible, depending on how damaged your current crank is (if at all). To be honest, when I rebuilt my engine, I found that the block I bought had a completely torn up rod journal. Fortunately, I picked up a new one for about $40 from a local junkyard.
110108, RE: WTB block.
Posted by ramsey95ESi, Feb-17-08 08:32 PM
wow, good find!

im assuming that was the crank? Did you have to get it machined still? Would that be in my best interest just for "reliability" measures.. and so forth. i dont know how much longer this motor i have now will last so i just need something thats not too hard nor money. Til i can get this other motor built. ya know...



2gnt (period)
110109, RE: WTB block.
Posted by VelocitaPaola, Feb-17-08 08:40 PM
If the crank you find is within spec, I would definitely get it polished. Sorry to the mods if I'm turning this into a tech thread. Perhaps we should take the conversation to PM's?
110115, RE: WTB block.
Posted by red96rs, Feb-18-08 06:06 AM
pm sent.