closed deck block
19 October 2009, 01:34 PM
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closed deck block
I am selling a bare closed deck block.
It had 92.5mm pistons fitted and due to a bearing failure the bores are slightly scored so will need to get rebored to 93mm
looking £300 for the bare block which is already split into two halves.
Thanks
Jamie
It had 92.5mm pistons fitted and due to a bearing failure the bores are slightly scored so will need to get rebored to 93mm
looking £300 for the bare block which is already split into two halves.
Thanks
Jamie
30 December 2009, 09:38 PM
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No Minty it is a Closed Deck Block which was one of the earlier versions of short blocks these were standard on some of the cars between 93 and 96 and are known as one of the strongest type of blocks for a performance subaru engine.
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150 is a very low price mate find me another one for below 250 and the price seems to be going up on them too.
i will get pics of the scoring after the holidays, there is too much partying to be doing at the min lol
i will get pics of the scoring after the holidays, there is too much partying to be doing at the min lol
01 January 2010, 01:55 AM
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cheers rocko, yeah the cases arent damaged at all from splitting them,
i will get some pics up tomorrow all being well.
Who is alan jeffrey? wots his username?
thanks
Jamie
i will get some pics up tomorrow all being well.
Who is alan jeffrey? wots his username?
thanks
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11 January 2010, 03:26 PM
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oh well you lives and learns, it was a year ago and when i was selling mine someone wanted just £100 for one on this forum so i thought i did ok at the time.
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for the courier use a company called interparcel.com they will send a block for less than £20, when i sent mine i also sent the manifold to the same person and it was £38 for both as 2 parcels, they seem to go on size rather than weight (unless really heavy)
i cant remember the exact size and weight but its amazing what you can send for less than £10
i cant remember the exact size and weight but its amazing what you can send for less than £10
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