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psiedv6

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NO JAP CRAP

This has never been fired up

Duttweiler machined
Off-Center Stage I 3.8 block
Decks drilled and tapped for 14-bolt heads
Nitraded Moldex-ground BMS 3.625" crank
Carillo 6.3" H-beam rods
Custom CP 3.830" 8.5 to 1 dished pistons with CP plasma-moly rings
All new Clevite 77 main, rod, and cam bearings
Billet Center main caps
apoxied in freeze plugs
ARP studs in the center mains
Stock caps and bolts on the front/rear
JW flex plate
BMS balancer
Duttweiler oiling system
224/224 rollor cam
Rollor rockers 1.65 w/beehives
Champion GN1 heads w/ race port job
Polished Champion valve covers
Duttweiler Polished stock looking intake with raised runners and major port work done.
KB 70mm t/b with plentum
83 lbs injectors w/ Champion fuel rails
ATR 4-bolt headers with Lee Performance wastegate
PTE-74GTQ .81 4-bolt polished cold side & smoothed & Jet Hot coated hot side


PM me offers only

I will take some up to date pictures
 

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I knew you would do this.:biggrin: I am prepared to offer you my soul and girlfriend. If you decide to part it out eventually you know who to call first. Failure to do so and you WILL die.
 
Wow, beautiful motor.... I wish i had the money..... id you dont mind me asking and knowing, how much was the machine work??? I am planning to go down the same route, and i was just wondering how much Duttweiler charges for machine work????? thanks for any info..... good luck with the sale....( would you be willing to trade for a car??? =)......)
 
more pictures
 

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NICE! And motor ain't too bad either;) !
 
Califonia engine builders are the greatest, but some dress a little funny(LOL) :)
 

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You are just Killing me! I'm still waiting for poster size:rolleyes: Think they'd mind at work if I were to print a couple on the plotter:confused:

Oh, well you know what they say:

50% of the population control 100% of it:rolleyes:

Look forward to your next post:cool:

Beautiful young ladies! Oh, and nice motor!

Rich
 
man Robert, you mixed business with pleasure! your better off trying to sell posters than that engine now:eek: ..........how much for a poster?
 
Did you take the pics? They are very well done! I have seen some sleezy pics out there but these are NOT! Good job on the car and photos! Does your wife model proffessionaly? If not, she needs too! Oh by the way, wish I made more money so I could buy the motor! Good luck on the sale and thanks for sharing your photos!
 
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