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Chevy 489 Big Block on 2040-parts.com

US $10,500.00
Location:

Woodstock, Georgia, United States

Woodstock, Georgia, United States
Condition:New

489 big block built by 10.5 Outlaw Champ Tim Lynch of LynchMob Racing.  Forged crank, H beam rods, forged pistons all internally balanced.  Real 4 bolt main block (not converted 2 bolt) with ARP studs throughout. High volume oil pump with  moroso high capacity oil pan, Comp XR 288HR-10 Hydraulic roller cam, lifters and roller rocker arms. Air Flow Research 315 CNC ported heads.  Flow Kooler water pump, MSD ignition (distributor, 6AL box, black wires) and high flow fuel pump all included but not pictured.  Engine is brand new, never run.  I was building this for my 1967 corvette but decided to keep the original 427 instead.  No expense spared building this engine.  No trades.  Call or text with questions. (770)265-7272.  Shipping can be arranged.

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