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I would say that is a good price for a long block. Just make sure it is a
marine engine and not a car engine. There are differences in the cams along w/ a lot of other stuff. However, you could swap cams w/ the one in your old one assuming it is still good. -- Tony my boats at http://t.thomas.home.mchsi.com "Rich" wrote in message m... A friend of mine has blown the motor in his boat. Apparently the exhaust went bad, #1 piston has a hole in it. We don't have it torn apart yet. Is it possible to rebuild, new bearings, pistons and rings? Or should we just drop in a new longblock? Found one for $1800.00, is that a good price? Can anyone recommend a better source? I have re-built and replaced motors in cars before, but this will be the first boat. Is there anything I need to watch out for? Am I nuts for attempting this? TIA, Rich |
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