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    Default wtb lt1 block

    if you have a lt1 block let me know. i prefer it to be bored .30 over and in good shape but let me know what you have
    normal twin turbo 383 lt1, th400 with brake and 9" rear

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    to the top. i know someone on here has a block let me know
    normal twin turbo 383 lt1, th400 with brake and 9" rear

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    I believe hes looking for a block only. Lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by popo8 View Post
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    Lol. Shut up popo. Ill sell it to whoever is interested for whatever they want

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    Last edited by popo8; 05-03-2014 at 01:32 PM.

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    You have never heard of someone buying a bare block before Larry? I agree that Justins motor is ready to go, but he may already have a rotating assembly and is just looking for a block. Although I agree it is much easier to buy something ready to go he may just be looking for a bare block ..

    Tt383 I sent ya a pm. Got a 4 bolt vette block, just pm me and let me know.

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    I have a ready to build 2 bolt block out of my 95. It has been hot tanked, bored and finish honed to .040 over. Was also checked for cracks and deck flatness. I found a deal on some new forged .030 over pistons and rods so I didn't use it. It was std. bore that had some water sitting in the no.8 cylinder. We took it out .010 at a time until the shadow was completely gone then finished the rest the same size. I'm in Louisville, ky. Make me an offer
    Bryan
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