Where to get engine block?
03-22-2005, 10:47 PM
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Where to get engine block?
I know I seen it mentioned in one of the post but I can't find it. Where did some of you guys get your block after blowing your engine? Turbo Toy or something like that isn't it? Under 700? If anyone can fill me in please. Thanks 
03-23-2005, 09:52 AM
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we can help you out, we are a dealership and can probably give you the best prices. A new block won't cost $700 though, not with all the things you need.
also beware of used motors, you should really match up the motor/block to the year and production date of your car, and even then, there are different part numbers on the block dependant on vin numbers.
also beware of used motors, you should really match up the motor/block to the year and production date of your car, and even then, there are different part numbers on the block dependant on vin numbers.
03-23-2005, 11:16 AM
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I just got a quote for a new 2004 350 Z block from Hawkinson Nissan (they're in Illinois) of $1300 plus shipping (no tax if outside IL). I've bought other parts from them in the past and they are always less expensive than any other dealer. Call parts mgr. Eric Bottoms at 708-720-2636
03-23-2005, 05:35 PM
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we can help you out, we are a dealership and can probably give you the best prices. A new block won't cost $700 though, not with all the things you need.
also beware of used motors, you should really match up the motor/block to the year and production date of your car, and even then, there are different part numbers on the block dependant on vin numbers.
also beware of used motors, you should really match up the motor/block to the year and production date of your car, and even then, there are different part numbers on the block dependant on vin numbers.
So how much is a used block if available? Not any work done on the block just need the block because I have pistons and other parts needed. Thanks!
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03-24-2005, 04:52 AM
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What's the cost here, have you purchased from here before??? Thanks
As I read this and other forums, I save links that others recommend, to a folder in my FAVORITES menu that I named 350Z. I highly recommend doing this.
03-24-2005, 05:26 AM
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Originally Posted by G35cTT
What's the cost here, have you purchased from here before??? Thanks
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03-24-2005, 06:12 AM
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Originally Posted by jcn30127
I have no experience with this site. Anyone else ?
As I read this and other forums, I save links that others recommend, to a folder in my FAVORITES menu that I named 350Z. I highly recommend doing this.
As I read this and other forums, I save links that others recommend, to a folder in my FAVORITES menu that I named 350Z. I highly recommend doing this.
03-24-2005, 12:32 PM
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I have bought several parts from that site....they are a database of recyclers across North America that list their parts on the site. I have purchased a rear differential, Brembo brakes, and a complete 04 engine assembly through there with no problems. I paid $1600 for a complete 6000 mile motor. Prices have been going up for all the desireable parts though...just because of the amount of demand for replacement motors, trannys, differentials, etc. It's getting harder to find a good deal.
04-05-2005, 11:23 AM
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Originally Posted by Tony@Performance
we can help you out, we are a dealership and can probably give you the best prices. A new block won't cost $700 though, not with all the things you need.
also beware of used motors, you should really match up the motor/block to the year and production date of your car, and even then, there are different part numbers on the block dependant on vin numbers.
also beware of used motors, you should really match up the motor/block to the year and production date of your car, and even then, there are different part numbers on the block dependant on vin numbers.
04-11-2005, 06:07 AM
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I went to the local auto wrecking and it cost about 1500 for a long block got tired of waiting so paid a little more for it and didn't have to wait for freight. I tried the car parts site abaove and no response so I wouldn't even waste your time.
04-11-2005, 07:49 PM
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Guys....it's not a single site. It is several wreckers. You have to go to the part you selected and then look up the wrecker who is listed beside it. Sometimes their e-mails take awhile. I usually just call them and do the deal on the phone. No problems.
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