Does this sound like a deal to you guys???

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  1. falcain

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    I am just about to start building up the 302 HO motor for my Maverick, but I came across this ad and it got me wondering if it would be easier and cheaper to buy this instead. If I overhaul the 5.0 I already have, I will have to buy a new cam, heads, intake, carb, pan, and all of the misc accessories. 3K OBO is a tempting offer. What do you guys think?

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    The motor has ZERO miles on, just some time on a run stand. Completely assembled with all Ford Racing parts. The list of parts goes something like this:
    M-6009-A342:
    -342 ci short block same as 347 just not .03" over
    -2 bolt sportsman block (M-6010-B50)
    -Hypereutectic pistons w/ 6.5cc valve relief
    -3.400" nodular iron stroker crank
    -4130 Forged rods (M-6200-D50)
    -Federal Mogul rod, main, and cam bearings
    -Balanced for 28.8 oz dampner
    The short block alone retails for $2400-$2600 through various vendors

    M-9424-D302:
    -single plane "victor jr" intake
    -3500-8500 rpm range
    retails for $275 through Ford Racing

    M-6049-X302:
    -GT40 style aluminum cyl. heads
    -1.94 int/ 1.54 exh stainless valves
    -64cc chambers
    -ARP headbolts
    retails for $1400 an assembled pair

    M-6564-B351:
    -1.6 ratio aluminum full roller rocker arms
    retails for $330 a set

    M-6582-R302:
    -Aluminum Ford Racing valve covers
    retails for $270 through Ford Racing

    M-6316-F351:
    -Nuetral Balance dampner
    -meets SFI 18-1 specs
    -recommended for race use only
    retails for $210 through SDPC

    M-6059-D351:
    -Standard timing chain cover
    retails for $126 through Ford Racing

    M-8501-G351:
    -Standard flow water pump
    - good to 6000 rpm
    retails for $62 through Ford Racing

    M-6268-B302:
    -Double roller timing chain cover
    retails for $99 through Ford Racing

    MSD distributor:
    -PN 882
    -needs MSD cap(missing)
    -for use with MSD box
    retails for $227 through Jegs

    Has a Fox body oil pan with screw-in type dipstick hole, needs oil pan gasket. If you have any questions on any of the parts please look up the part # before asking any questions, that will save us both alot of time. Other than that if there's any questions please ask. Price is $3000 but is negotiable to a point. ALL of the parts are NEW!!!




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  2. yellow75

    yellow75 MCCI Oregon State Rep Supporting Member

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    Cant rebuild yours to these standards for the asking price. I am always leary about something somebody else has built. You will have to change oil pan and pick up tube on it.
     
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    Mavaholic Growing older but not up!

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    I'd go for it if I was you.
     
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    Good price, but something doesn't make sense. The ad says the crank is balanced for a 28 oz damper, which is normal for a stroker, but then says the damper is 0 balance. The only other thing is I'm not a big fan of hyper pistons but as long as you don't plan on using a power adder later it's not a concern.
     
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    It seems like a pretty good deal but I would have to hear it run and have an oil pressure guage hooked up before I would pay that much
     
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    You get what you pay for! So look out.
    I personally would build what you got. That way you know what you have, and you know that it is done right.
    I just say this cause I have been burnt to many times with buying engines. If if comes with a warranty then do it. But be advised. Just a caution for you.
     

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