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    Ol' School Russ Jerome's Avatar
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    302 Ford machined block/crank with rods $100



    Block is bored and decked, crank is fully machined on
    both rods and mains. 8 matching rods,unknown if
    they have been sized but no bearings have ever spun
    in them, look good. $100 obo, maching alone surely
    cost more.

    I dont have my bore gauge here at home, I'll replace
    my battery in my dial indicator for overbore and under
    grind this weekend if anybody here is interested. Going
    on Craigslist this week so let me know I need the space.

    Im not a big Ford guy so if you have any question I'll
    gather part numbers for exact info, definately a cast
    crank is all I can tell for sure, got it with a truckload
    of parts in a vehicle sale.
    Last edited by Russ Jerome; 09-21-2008 at 08:47 PM. Reason: Lowerd price $100!
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    Sweet Smell of C16 Smokey1226's Avatar
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    LMK, about the block. You can keep the rods/Crank i just would need the block. Give me what bore size it is as well as what machineing has been done.

    Thanks
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    build this one chad, so your dad can keep the stock engine on a stand wrapped in a plastic baggy
    Just a ten second neon

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    Quote Originally Posted by Smokey1226 View Post
    LMK, about the block. You can keep the rods/Crank i just would need the block. Give me what bore size it is as well as what machineing has been done.

    Thanks
    Mic's to be 4.030" , still at work will double check tonight with
    dial bore. Its decked but I can see the steam port stain so its
    got to be light pass. There is no apearance of being bore aligned
    and the caps are bagged up seperate to confirm that. The block
    has definately been boiled by the absence of frost plugs, new oil
    galley plugs already in. Just needs assembly, $149.99 and I'll throw
    in a perfectly ground crank with 8 rods and you can drink all the
    Milwaukee's Best I have while we load it up.
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    Darn, i needed a 4.030 to be final for my piston/ring setup.

    I would have to have slightly bore with block plate for my heads, and that would push me over.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Smokey1226 View Post
    Darn, i needed a 4.030 to be final for my piston/ring setup.

    I would have to have slightly bore with block plate for my heads, and that would push me over.
    could make it a nitorus motor
    70 cutlass 442- dads car
    95 stang- Stock long block 195,XXX miles
    03 XC600 - bone stock (still faster then smokin ram)
    03 Polaris predator- 4.250 bore (assembly required)
    84- 4 eyed

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    Quote Originally Posted by Smokey1226 View Post
    Darn, i needed a 4.030 to be final for my piston/ring setup.

    I would have to have slightly bore with block plate for my heads, and that would push me over.
    The motor is "bored" not "honed". Final honing for your
    forged pistons depends on the brand, they will all have
    different skirt and crown clearnaces.

    Im going to have another 5.0 here this coming week,
    running/driving 89 Im steeling the FI setup from and
    will have another paperweight to move if you want stock.
    70k miles, never been apart.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Russ Jerome View Post
    The motor is "bored" not "honed". Final honing for your
    forged pistons depends on the brand, they will all have
    different skirt and crown clearnaces.

    Im going to have another 5.0 here this coming week,
    running/driving 89 Im steeling the FI setup from and
    will have another paperweight to move if you want stock.
    70k miles, never been apart.
    You dont by chance have any World Class T5's laying around do you?
    Last edited by Smokey1226; 09-20-2008 at 10:52 PM.
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    The donor coming next has two bad E4ODs


    $100??? Offer I want it outa here!
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