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    1. #1
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      How much $ for this engine

      How much $ to copy this engine?
      http://popularhotrodding.com/enginem...0305em_mmouse/

      This motor looks good and produces. I wouldn't mind if it was tucked between the 67's framerails

      I am always looking for "different" small block engine setups



    2. #2
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      Probably $15K plus the EFI system.

      Jody

    3. #3
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      $15K ain't gonna make it complete. Way over $20K would be a safe bet.

      For the parts in the setup i've seen more out of less cubes. 660hp out of 15° heads, not as good of a intake and 383 cubes.

      If it was me I would lose the aluminum block, I know it looks trick but the money for a aluminum SBC is stupid, if you really want that do a LS1 carbed motor.

      Bret
      Bauer Racing Engines
      Specializing in late model GM motors

      1964 GTO (work in progress for 13 years)
      600 HP 365 cube SBC
      C5 Front Suspension
      Satchel Link Rear
      T56
      Not gettin done anytime soon

      2000 Camaro SS SCCA FS Car
      Koni Adjustables
      35mm Front Bar
      DOT Race tires....

    4. #4
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      You could easily do it for under 15K WITH the injection if you went with a cast iron block and 18* heads. It would still put down numbers just as high (if not higher, iron tends to make more peak power).



      Of course an LSX with a turbo and a tuner would put down an easy 700HP for the same money.

    5. #5
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      Um. Isnt that the engine that was put in The MULE...before it got the Turbos?

      I thought it was more than that. Although for Mark to build it, I guess it might (EDIT: PROBABLY) be more than 20K.
      Last edited by Kuhlryde; 12-22-2005 at 03:37 AM.

    6. #6
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      $1200 crank
      $4500 block
      $400 rods
      $800 pistons
      $3000 heads (easily that)
      $1500 for Ti valves
      $1000 shaft mounts
      $1500 for intake setup (actually more since this is a converted 18° intake, since there are no 15° cast intakes out there.)
      $2000 for the assembly and machine work

      That's $16k without doing the knick nacks and the dyno time. Figure it's $20k at the least. Most likely more with the detail of the motor.

      You can do 600hp on a stock block with good macine work and 23° castings, hell i've seen over 800hp from 23° stuff.

      Bret
      Bauer Racing Engines
      Specializing in late model GM motors

      1964 GTO (work in progress for 13 years)
      600 HP 365 cube SBC
      C5 Front Suspension
      Satchel Link Rear
      T56
      Not gettin done anytime soon

      2000 Camaro SS SCCA FS Car
      Koni Adjustables
      35mm Front Bar
      DOT Race tires....

    7. #7
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      Quote Originally Posted by SStrokerAce
      $1200 crank
      $4500 block
      $400 rods
      $800 pistons
      $3000 heads (easily that)
      $1500 for Ti valves
      $1000 shaft mounts
      $1500 for intake setup (actually more since this is a converted 18° intake, since there are no 15° cast intakes out there.)
      $2000 for the assembly and machine work

      That's $16k without doing the knick nacks and the dyno time. Figure it's $20k at the least. Most likely more with the detail of the motor.

      You can do 600hp on a stock block with good macine work and 23° castings, hell i've seen over 800hp from 23° stuff.

      Bret

      That's about what I was figuring Bret, plus the EFI system which would be intake, rails, injectors, throttle body, ECU, and wiring harness.

      Jody

    8. #8
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      Holy Moly! $4500 for the block! damn!
      thanks for the info, david




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