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Old February 15th, 2010, 01:34 AM   #21
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Originally Posted by Flex View Post
That depends. Are you studding the mains, using mls gaskets, new timing chain etc.? So basically, it depends on the parts.

The pistons through SCU are $75 for an SC piston and I can't see it being more for an N/A. C.A.T. b beam rods are $360. SCAT rods are $466 with 8740 bolts. David used to sell them for $300 a set. Not sure how much now.

MLS gaskets are about $80 a pop. Timing chain is about $40. The machine work depends on your shop.
I'm just trying to see cost effectiveness vs ssms or morana forged 3.8L
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Old February 15th, 2010, 02:51 AM   #22
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Well, you will never see higher cost effectiveness than piecing it together yourself. Businesses are in it to make a buck. They have to build in profit to make it worthwhile. In the case of SSM, we're talkin A LOT of profit.
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A crank for $300 or the whole motor. All the cranks are the same.
Whole motor. I didn't know if it was a good deal or not.
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SC included? Got a link?
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