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11-28-2012, 09:43 PM
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Fresh Rebuilt, Forged LT1/4 383ci Short Block
ERE#3 For Sale.....the B-body guys Karl Ellwein’s work quite well  .
This engine was recently professionally rebuilt (by Long's Machine Shop, San Antonio, Tx) due to a blown head gasket. The block, crank, pistons and rods were all inspected/cleaned. Block deck was still even but the cylinders were rehoned. Block has zero miles since rebuild.
The engine features the following:
Ohio Crank forged 4340 steel 3.75” crank (re-polished)
Eagle Forged 6.0” H-beam Rods
Mahle Flattop Pistons with -16 Valve Reliefs
Milodon Splayed caps
Clevite Bearings
Mahle Rings
New Stock Oil pan
New Melling M-55 HV oil pump
Custom cam installed; 228/234/110 with .611 lift on both intake and exhaust using 1.6 rockers
11.14:1 static compression ratio if you go with .030" head gaskets and 54cc heads
9.84:1 static compression ratio if you go with .035" head gaskets and 64cc heads
Of course, you can always remove the cam and use what ya want .
$3500 + shipped to the 'lower 48' via UPS Freight.
Thx!
KW
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Black 1996 Impala SS, MTI 396ci, Ported AFR 210 Heads,
Competition Cam 236/242 Custom Grind
58mm TB, Clear Image 1 3/4" Quad-1 Headers with 3" Cut-outs, DynoMax 2.5" Cat-back
Yank 3600 stall TC, 4.10 gears
Bryan Herter tuning = 419 rwHP @ 6250 and 450 rwTQ @ 3750
SR 398ci in the works 
Last edited by KW Baraka; 04-20-2013 at 01:06 PM.
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11-29-2012, 03:40 AM
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damn good deal KW!
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11-29-2012, 10:15 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Transamman25
damn good deal KW!
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Thanks......I'd like to think so .
Problem is, most folks don't know a good build from a cheap build or understand the value of a solid platform  .
KW
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Black 1996 Impala SS, MTI 396ci, Ported AFR 210 Heads,
Competition Cam 236/242 Custom Grind
58mm TB, Clear Image 1 3/4" Quad-1 Headers with 3" Cut-outs, DynoMax 2.5" Cat-back
Yank 3600 stall TC, 4.10 gears
Bryan Herter tuning = 419 rwHP @ 6250 and 450 rwTQ @ 3750
SR 398ci in the works
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12-03-2012, 09:33 AM
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Still Available
KW
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12-03-2012, 04:22 PM
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how much hp u think its pushing
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1994 Z28 Hardtop A4...Forged 355...230/242 Comp Cam...1.6 Roller Rockers...30 # Injectors...Hooker Long Tubes...4l60e...Vig 3600...4.10's Stock 10 Bolt...UMI LCA's & Panhard... So Far 12.41 1/4 @ 109 ... 1.67 60 ft. Street Car @ 3700lbs
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12-03-2012, 05:04 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by unioncarpenter84
how much hp u think its pushing
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Nothing without heads. And what it'll push will depend on the heads.
BUT......with a set of unported Dart Pro-1 Heads (185cc) with 54cc combustion chambers, it did about 400HP/400TQ at the wheels.
KW
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12-10-2012, 10:05 AM
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Bump-o-riffic  !
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Black 1996 Impala SS, MTI 396ci, Ported AFR 210 Heads,
Competition Cam 236/242 Custom Grind
58mm TB, Clear Image 1 3/4" Quad-1 Headers with 3" Cut-outs, DynoMax 2.5" Cat-back
Yank 3600 stall TC, 4.10 gears
Bryan Herter tuning = 419 rwHP @ 6250 and 450 rwTQ @ 3750
SR 398ci in the works
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12-13-2012, 02:12 AM
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Firm on the price? Also any chance I could get a quote on shipping to 84302? Thanks
Sent from my HTC One X using AutoGuide.Com Free App
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96 Z28 Usual bolt ons
"I don't always downshift, but when I do its near a mustang so they can hear what muscle sounds like"
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12-20-2012, 12:30 PM
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To....the....top 
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12-27-2012, 09:38 AM
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I need this lol
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12-27-2012, 12:37 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by mustang86super
I need this lol
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And you MUST have this  !
Pay today.....ships tomorrow .....
KW
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12-29-2012, 04:02 PM
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Anyway to estimate shipping? Zip 37122 - Nashville, Tn. Thanks.
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1996 Impala SS daily driver Spohn, BBK, Comp, Full MSD, Edlebrock, CRT, SpeedTech, 20" Boss, Eibach, K/N-AFE.
1964 GTO 421+ (4.185"x 4.00")Full manualTHM400 4.56 12 bolt,1050 Domi - JE, BME, Wilson, Erson, Hedman, Kaufman High Ports 6.90ET@102.5 mph 1/8mi.
Hondo TAF (Top Alcohol Flat) 526 KB 7.15 et @ 155mph - Drag Boat that is !!! 
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12-29-2012, 05:47 PM
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I sampled several shipping locations (not specifically Nashville) and they ranged from $230 to $265 if the engine is picked up at the UPS terminal (where they will load in onto your truck or into your car).
It'll cost about $80 more to ship it to a business.....like a mechanic's shop; and about $50 more than that to ship it to your residence.
However.....if you want to go a different way with your own (cheaper) shipping company, I can give you the builder's information (engine is still there) and you can arrainge for the pickup and shipment of the engine.
KW
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12-29-2012, 08:47 PM
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Okay, thanks for the quick reply. Are you sure about the commerical vs. residential delivery charges? My experience in the past was the residential was always a higher rate. But $30 difference ain't much to worry with........
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1996 Impala SS daily driver Spohn, BBK, Comp, Full MSD, Edlebrock, CRT, SpeedTech, 20" Boss, Eibach, K/N-AFE.
1964 GTO 421+ (4.185"x 4.00")Full manualTHM400 4.56 12 bolt,1050 Domi - JE, BME, Wilson, Erson, Hedman, Kaufman High Ports 6.90ET@102.5 mph 1/8mi.
Hondo TAF (Top Alcohol Flat) 526 KB 7.15 et @ 155mph - Drag Boat that is !!!
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12-30-2012, 01:46 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by gtodude
Okay, thanks for the quick reply. Are you sure about the commerical vs. residential delivery charges? My experience in the past was the residential was always a higher rate. But $30 difference ain't much to worry with........
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Approx $250 to a UPS terminal
Approx $330 to a business
Approx $380 to a residence.
All the above could be (+)(-)$20 depending on certain location and delivery factors.
KW
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