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Old 04-27-2022, 05:07 PM   #1
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Who needs a spare or replacement road race...

Engine!
I will probably get flamed but I only really know this good group of peep!


https://www.facebook.com/marketplace...7321180416865/



Condition
Used - like new
FOR SALE 5TH GEN LT1 LONG BLOCK JUST REFRESHENED AND NO RUN TIME. THIS ENGINE WAS MY “SPARE” FOR MY 2017 CAMARO 1LE ROADRACE CAR. I HAVE ALL RECEIPTS. ALL READY JUST NEEDS YOUR ENGINE COVERS!

- Manley 2618 Pistons in 11.7:1 compression

-Manley H-Beam Rods

- ARP Rod Bolts

-Wet sump GM LT1 crankshaft

-Texas Speed 229/244 .635/.635 112 LSA 109 ICL + 32% fuel lobe
-2116LSR - Johnson Lifters Link Bar
-97-TVS-2187P - PAC POLISHED .660 Dual
-Chromemoly Pushrods 3/8-Diameter

-212-CHETrunion - CHE LS/LT Trunion Kit
- 0 Degree Phaser Limiter
-DOD Delete Kit
-HD C7R Timing Chain by IWIS
-GM factory oil pump
-GM MLS Head gaskets

WORK PREFORMED ON REFRESHED SHORT BLOCK
Disassemble Short Block
Degrease block, crank, rods
Degrease miscellaneous engine parts.
Measure Main Bearing Bores and Alignment
Measure Bores
Measure Crankshaft Main & Rod Journals
Balance V-8, Internal
TIG weld reluctor to crank
Hone V-8 cylinders with plates
Wash block for assy or cam bearings and plugs
Install Cam Bearings
Fit Cam Bearings to cam
File End Gaps - 16 Piston Rings
Install each Piston Ring
Manley Forged Piston
Total Seal AP Steel Rings
King Main Bearings HP/XP Series
King Rod Bearings XPN Series
Cam Bearing - Coated
Overhaul oil pump, check relief valve, variable vane system
Install bearings, measure main & rod clearances, selective fit bearings for proper oil clearance.
Assemble LT1 short block, review all dimensions & clearances

LT1 CYLINDER PORTED HEADS.
NO RUN TIME.
-Brand new GM LT1 heads
-CNC fully ported
-97-TVS-2187P - PAC POLISHED .660 Dual
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Old 04-27-2022, 05:33 PM   #2
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free freight? if so ill take it haha thanks nicky !!
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Old 04-27-2022, 08:45 PM   #3
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Engine!
I will probably get flamed but I only really know this good group of peep!


https://www.facebook.com/marketplace...7321180416865/



Condition
Used - like new
FOR SALE 5TH GEN LT1 LONG BLOCK JUST REFRESHENED AND NO RUN TIME. THIS ENGINE WAS MY “SPARE” FOR MY 2017 CAMARO 1LE ROADRACE CAR. I HAVE ALL RECEIPTS. ALL READY JUST NEEDS YOUR ENGINE COVERS!

- Manley 2618 Pistons in 11.7:1 compression

-Manley H-Beam Rods

- ARP Rod Bolts

-Wet sump GM LT1 crankshaft

-Texas Speed 229/244 .635/.635 112 LSA 109 ICL + 32% fuel lobe
-2116LSR - Johnson Lifters Link Bar
-97-TVS-2187P - PAC POLISHED .660 Dual
-Chromemoly Pushrods 3/8-Diameter

-212-CHETrunion - CHE LS/LT Trunion Kit
- 0 Degree Phaser Limiter
-DOD Delete Kit
-HD C7R Timing Chain by IWIS
-GM factory oil pump
-GM MLS Head gaskets

WORK PREFORMED ON REFRESHED SHORT BLOCK
Disassemble Short Block
Degrease block, crank, rods
Degrease miscellaneous engine parts.
Measure Main Bearing Bores and Alignment
Measure Bores
Measure Crankshaft Main & Rod Journals
Balance V-8, Internal
TIG weld reluctor to crank
Hone V-8 cylinders with plates
Wash block for assy or cam bearings and plugs
Install Cam Bearings
Fit Cam Bearings to cam
File End Gaps - 16 Piston Rings
Install each Piston Ring
Manley Forged Piston
Total Seal AP Steel Rings
King Main Bearings HP/XP Series
King Rod Bearings XPN Series
Cam Bearing - Coated
Overhaul oil pump, check relief valve, variable vane system
Install bearings, measure main & rod clearances, selective fit bearings for proper oil clearance.
Assemble LT1 short block, review all dimensions & clearances

LT1 CYLINDER PORTED HEADS.
NO RUN TIME.
-Brand new GM LT1 heads
-CNC fully ported
-97-TVS-2187P - PAC POLISHED .660 Dual
Nicky,

That's a good price for that engine. If anyone does any research at all they will realize that. No flaming is warranted.
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Old 04-27-2022, 08:47 PM   #4
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free freight? if so ill take it haha thanks nicky !!
Krops, he may take you up on that offer!!! I know LME in Texas can crate pallett ship via truck an engine for about 375.00 from Houston to Dallas because I just paid it.

LOL
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Old 04-27-2022, 10:32 PM   #5
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At 9850 that should sell fast. GLWS!
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Old 04-29-2022, 08:47 AM   #6
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Thanks guys!
Yeah I looked at what engines are going for POST COVID prices and it is nuts!
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Old 04-29-2022, 08:49 AM   #7
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Texting is cool BTW...

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Old 04-29-2022, 08:54 AM   #8
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I am really confused on what I want to do too with my Camaro..
Maybe you guys can help me...LOL
Should I sell it and buy another platform that has a lighter base weight? C5Z or C6Z?
My problem is that I cannot just "go to the track" and do same lap times and be happy.
I gotta always improve.
3+ yrs developing this car and I couldn't be happier with it just wish that I could snap my fingers and it drop 500lbs!

I just dont think I can go much faster, yeah could be later on the brakes but that is high risk move cause if you over shoot a turn it is hard coming back.
Yeah stop buying "take offs" and buy new Michelin slicks and go faster for 1st 4 or 5 sessions while they are fresh but seen the prices of them?

Sometimes I think to myself "How many seconds a lap would I loose if my car magically lost 400-500 in between track sessions on a perfect track day?"
I gotta believe, not pushing any harder, that the car would go 1.5 seconds a lap faster....and that inlies why I am thinking of selling the car.

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Old 04-29-2022, 09:19 AM   #9
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Thanks guys!
Yeah I looked at what engines are going for POST COVID prices and it is nuts!
Yeah, I got a quote when I was first looking for for a LT1 engine (STOCK) that was a pullout from a wrecked car with only 10K miles on it (wink wink) and it was 7000 dollars.

OK as far as selling your Camaro, I think that would be a mistake. That being said a 2008 Corvette Z06 at 3132 pounds and perhaps some power upgrades to 5-600 RWHP would make a GREAT track car. Those cars currently can be bought for about 45K. Now I WOULD NOT trade straight up my Camaro for a 2008 Corvette but I have done ALOT of work to make a very good car a great track car. My general feeling is a STOCK 2008 Corvette Z06 with the right tires would go around a road course QUICKER than a stock SS 1LE.

Michelin TAKEOFF SLICKS by the way can be bought for about 125 dollars a tire including shipping. https://www.bimmerworld.com/Wheels-Tires/Tires/ You are going to need to get some 18 inch wheels.
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Old 04-29-2022, 10:08 AM   #10
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Yeah, I got a quote when I was first looking for for a LT1 engine (STOCK) that was a pullout from a wrecked car with only 10K miles on it (wink wink) and it was 7000 dollars.

OK as far as selling your Camaro, I think that would be a mistake. That being said a 2008 Corvette Z06 at 3132 pounds and perhaps some power upgrades to 5-600 RWHP would make a GREAT track car. Those cars currently can be bought for about 45K. Now I WOULD NOT trade straight up my Camaro for a 2008 Corvette but I have done ALOT of work to make a very good car a great track car. My general feeling is a STOCK 2008 Corvette Z06 with the right tires would go around a road course QUICKER than a stock SS 1LE.

Michelin TAKEOFF SLICKS by the way can be bought for about 125 dollars a tire including shipping. https://www.bimmerworld.com/Wheels-Tires/Tires/ You are going to need to get some 18 inch wheels.


My car is fully caged and all the safety equipment. Trading is for a stock Z would be crazy.

Yeah I get them for that price and I have two sets of 18.

Stock for stock Z would be faster but this will be max effort roadrace car.
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Old 04-29-2022, 10:14 AM   #11
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shit ton of work doing cages in these cars.
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Old 04-29-2022, 10:24 AM   #12
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My car is fully caged and all the safety equipment. Trading is for a stock Z would be crazy.

Yeah I get them for that price and I have two sets of 18.

Stock for stock Z would be faster but this will be max effort roadrace car.
Well I would get one of those RTR race cars. Those would be a blast since you have already gone off the deep end anyway. something like this:

https://bringatrailer.com/race-car/
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Old 04-29-2022, 10:35 AM   #13
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What would it take to get your car down to say - 3250?

How reliable are those takeoffs?
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Old 04-29-2022, 10:56 AM   #14
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What would it take to get your car down to say - 3250?

How reliable are those takeoffs?
I never had a issue with the takeoffs. They will usually last 4-5 track days. On a side note, those tires as per the sponsors directives are always run on the track with the LETTERING side OUT. I always have them mounted with the BLACKWALL side OUT.

If you wanted to BOTH use your car for the track and as a daily driver, 3250 pounds would not be feasible. EMPTY weight now I m probably around 3550.

The STOCK SS seats weight around 55 pounds each side and you save only about 50 pounds if you replace those with race seats. But you pick up weight with things like roll bars and seat harnesses. You of course could go hog wild and take off the AC compressor, sound insulation, back seat, passenger seat and use carbon fiber body panels yada yada. I am not sure even THEN whether you could get to 3250. I never went down that path so I cant say ABSOLUTELY that it is not possible.
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