Is this a good deal?
 

Is this a good deal? I'm looking at the black one #29! Any help or info would help.


http://www.phoenixengine.com/Chevy-29.html
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Well,

Being a mechanic and having built quite a few engines over the years, I wouldn't buy a "REBUILT" engine from anyone. I'd spend a little more and buy a NEW crate engine with a better/longer GM backed warranty;

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/NAL-19210008/

Click warranty on the bottom of the page.....

Just my http://www.skyscrapercity.com/images/smilies/2cents.gif

Re: Is this a good deal?
 

i just read on the site that they dont break the engines in before they give them to you. so how do know #1 if it works, and #2 what the dyno numbers are?

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Here's a better deal than Summit's and has free freight;

http://www.jrgmparts.com/GM_Performa...e_engines.html

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what about this company seems like they have decent warrantys and there dyno tested and pricing dont seem to bad. http://blueprintengines.com/index.php/gm-355

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look up blueprint engines on summit racing. lots of power and torque, they use brand name parts, and offer a very nice warranty. (30-month 50,000 mile)
and you can get them turn-key or as a long block. i will be putting one of these motors in my truck when the time comes.



http://www.summitracing.com/search/M...word=blueprint

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Thanks for the input guys. And Sickc10 they are dynoed and road proven. I appreciate y'all thoughts and comments.......anyone else?
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http://www.summitracing.com/parts/NAL-19210007/

Great motor. All new. GM built.