Sorry! I know this is not the first time everyone has seen a new motor, but I still had to show it off.
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very nice does it have any fancy parts ?

 

price? who built it?

 

a new engine? or just rebuilt?

 

Purty.

 

ill trade you my worn out 22re with 301,000 miles on it plus a pair of super sweaty gym socks for it! lol NICE dude you got anything special in it?

 

Nice and clean, Dont forget about this classic question:
Dude, did you put a cam in it?

 

FEATURES

Nothing too fancy. Below is a cut & paste from the site where I got the work done.

R Series "Premium stock replacement" long block
Cylinder head with new valves
Bronze valve guides
ARP connecting rod bolts
New head bolts
Street performer valve spring set
Street performer or EFI pro camshaft
New HD rocker shafts
New aluminum rocker arms and adjusters
Street performance pistons
Ductile iron "moly" piston ring set
Clevite engine bearings
New timing cover
Metal backed timing chain guides
Oem timing component set
Oem oil pump
Corteco engine gasket set
Brass freeze plug set
New water pump
Oil pan
Valve cover
New fasteners

Hand selected cores:
Washed, baked and glass beaded
All galley plugs removed (8)
Hand de-burred
Bore / hone with deck plate
Square decked
Blue printed crankshaft
Blue printed connecting rod set
Valve grind
Cylinder deck surface

-Q

 

TCR Automotive and Performance, in Tucson. It cost me $2600.00.

By reading some post, some would say there are cheaper alternatives, but I am happy with this deal for several reasons:

1. His shop is in the local area. A very important reason for someone like me who has never installed a motor before. He has already answered a ton of questions for me.

2. His shop was clean and as orderly as can be. This is always important to me no matter where I take my business to.

3. He was a very nice guy and appeared to be very meticulous about his work. At times, he even talked me out of spending more money on parts that I wanted, but did not need.
-Q

 

Rebuilt.

 

bootyful

 

Wabbit,

I find it ironic that I received a reply from you on this, as this rebuild depleted my Wabbit fund. A blown head gasket helped me make that decision.

Not to worry, I will be sending an order to you as soon as the funds build back up.

-Q

 

You had me at the socks, but I don't think my wife would let me trade.

 

He installed a cam from a company called Web Cam. My invoice list the cam as “Grind #: 94a.” Check the Web Cam web site, www.webcamshafts.com, for information/timing card on this item.

-Q