Looking for stage II offcenter block

[vlzman]

Hi, due to several problems with my current block, I'm looking for new block. Stage II offcenter wanted, preferrably later casting and with thick walls as I'm gonna have to bore it to 4.040. Got cash in hand so keep the offers coming
thanks
Veljo

 

[turboclam]

There's a 3.8 stage II in the For Sale section.

 

[vlzman]

There's a 3.8 stage II in the For Sale section.

Yes I saw it already. Unfortunately I need 4.1 stage II block.

 

[vlzman]

Still no considerable offers
There has to be few ones in excellent condition lying around somewhere

 

[tobuyitright]

What are you looking to spend?

 

[vlzman]

What are you looking to spend?

Looking to spend as much as needed. If the block is worth it then there's no problem to spend as asked.

 

[steve hughes]

"Ohio" George Montgomery may still have a few new ones left. He is in Dayton, Ohio.

 

[vlzman]

"Ohio" George Montgomery may still have a few new ones left. He is in Dayton, Ohio.

Do you have a his telephone number?
Or is he a member here?

 

[gnxtc2]

Don't forget about a TA Aluminum block. They can be had in on-center and off-center versions.

Mike Boeher should have some also. Goes by the name "BlownV6" on here. I think he is away in Florida at the present moment. I think he is also located in Dayton, OH.

Billy T.
gnxtc2@aol.com

 

[vlzman]

Don't forget about a TA Aluminum block. They can be had in on-center and off-center versions.

Mike Boeher should have some also. Goes by the name "BlownV6" on here. I think he is away in Florida at the present moment. I think he is also located in Dayton, OH.

Billy T.
gnxtc2@aol.com

Have already considered getting myself a TA block, downside is that it can be bored max to 4", I need to go as far as 4.040 as I don't want to change my pistons.

 

[gnxtc2]

Have already considered getting myself a TA block, downside is that it can be bored max to 4", I need to go as far as 4.040 as I don't want to change my pistons.

Why would you want to take a good block (std bore) and punch it out to .040? If I were you, I'd buy new pistons and save the block for future re-builds if needed. You can always buy pistons.

And another thing, you bore first, order/buy pistons and hone to size.

Billy T.
gnxtc2@aol.com

 

[steve hughes]

George's # is 937-233-0353.