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09-25-2016, 02:45 PM

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Originally Posted by JSPONT

Problem is you pay big for aftermarket blocks, then you bring them to a machine shop and spend another 1500- 2000 to get it ready.
I just looked at one in my machine shop, looks beautiful and will be good when done, but its costing the owner another $1500.
Even if they could make a bolt in besides the piston bore would help.

... so now you're looking at $4600-$4700 range correct ?? ...

... just look at other aftermarket block Iron offerings, and compare ... not just price either, we can do better, IMO ...

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