Spoon vs. BNIB OEM Block
04-09-2019, 11:32 AM
#11
About $6700-$7000 for an OEM short block seems to be the market rate if you can find a vendor with one.
And, no David, i don't want any of that garbage. Thanks!
How about, I give you $3500, you buy that $2700 block, and you send me the block currently in your car?
And why would you send me a link to a K20/K24? It's not a problem finding and sourcing those motors. I asked for a F22C. This is a stupid question on my part... The answer is "because DavidNJ, that's why."
And, no David, i don't want any of that garbage. Thanks!
How about, I give you $3500, you buy that $2700 block, and you send me the block currently in your car?
And why would you send me a link to a K20/K24? It's not a problem finding and sourcing those motors. I asked for a F22C. This is a stupid question on my part... The answer is "because DavidNJ, that's why."
Last edited by Bullwings; 04-09-2019 at 11:35 AM.
04-25-2019, 09:03 AM
#14
Wow that's pricey. With the fancy cyl wall coating it seems like used shortblocks are very hard to rebuild. Personally I don't trust a lot of sleeved blocks. Seen too many issues years ago.
04-30-2019, 06:46 AM
#16
Try contacting Billman. This individual is selling his old F20C because:
link to post: https://www.s2ki.com/forums/member-s...ation-1193635/
@Billman250 was gracious enough to provide cost of a new NIB 06-09 2.2L (6k) I HIGHLY recommend going through Billman if you are wanting an entirely new shortblock.
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