350 Sbc Long Block 1963-1995 Carb on 2040-parts.com
Harrisville, Rhode Island, United States
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This engine is a (1963-1995 depending on your needs) 350 style Engine with 1 piece rear seal and late model center bolt valve cover heads.
It is bored .040 with seal power coated pistons (hypereutectic pistons) and
moly rings. The heads have a fresh valve job and all new springs and
locks, crank is balanced and has all new bearings. ARP head bolts, new oil pan and timing cover, brass freeze plugs, and come with gasket set.Cam is a hyd flat
tappet grind built for bottom end power, can do carb or FI style. It has a double roller timing set and balancer. Any questions feel free to
ask, Thanks Shipping is $250 to the
lower 48 states but please check before buying to see if your state is $250
shipping. Will ship to a dock or overseas if buyer pays difference. |
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