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09-13-2012 #1
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LSA Short/long block?
Just wondering if it was possible just buy just the GM LSA short or long block?
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09-13-2012 #2
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May be possible through a gmpp dealer, but for the money you might be better off to purchase a built up aftermarket setup from a reputable builder.
09-14-2012 #3
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Agreed, also if you are building a forced induction setup the LSA has cast pistons not forged. Yes people are putting some serious power down using the stock short block, but it is something to think about when building a motor.
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09-21-2012 #5
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We could build you an LS3 short-block with forged rods and pistons for under $4,300.
http://www.texas-speed.com/c-106-376...ng-blocks.aspx
Feel free to give any of our sales guys a call if we can help you in your build.
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Trevor
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