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ECG Short block

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Brent
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Before I break this engine down I want to throw this out there in case anyone is needing an ECG. It is at 3.66 (.040 over) a couple of cylinders have rust, EC crank and EBU rods. $100 it is in 97415



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.150 Stroked Y-Block:327.25 ci @ >1hp per ci
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Just for clarity, ECG is a 55-57 Dearborn 272". Possibly re done at some point with 292 pistons ?  Crank assembly is same as 292"


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If you were closer, I’d be interested.  At 0.040” over, at least there’s still some cylinder wall thickness to work with.

Lorena, Texas (South of Waco)


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If you are near a Fastenal store, shipping is not bad. Ipaid $300 (coast to coast) for an entire engine (taller, wider and heavier). My wild guess is$150-$200 for short block. 

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.150 Stroked Y-Block:327.25 ci @ >1hp per ci
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I paid Fastenal $200.00 for shipping a complete 292 engine with bell housing and starter, exhausts, etc.,  on a pallet from NC to TX.  Joe-JDC

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