A4 Block Fresh, Powder Coated and .060 Over - Notched for stroker and O-ringed

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caseywan

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I've got a fresh A4 block, just bored .060 over and honed. Block is O-ringed and notchd fro a stroker, no sleeves. Powder coated black - cylinder and line hone done AFTER powder coating. Rich Groh of RGR engines did the bore and hone.

Block located on the south side of Chicago

$1000, will ship at buyers expense. I will also be driving from Chicago to Montana next week and delivery along that route could possibly be arranged.

Also, there are some specs on the inside of a couple of the cylinder walls, may or may not need a re-hone. They won't show up in pictures and you can't feel them with your finger nail, and they go away with steel wool. My dad is 60yo and has built a lot of race engines and says he wouldn't worry about it.

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Block does have 1 minor repair made to the block, pictured below. But the powder coaters put a bolt and chain in one of the timing cover bolt holes and tried to lift the block :rolleyes: The crack did NOT extend to the water jackets or oil passages and was limited only to that 1 timing cover bolt. It was TIG'ed and re-tapped by a professional certified welder and is 100% solid and ready to go.

If you read this thread, lots of Coral'ers chimed in saying the block was ok.

http://forums.corral.net/forums/5-0...o-you-guys-think-about-crack-my-a4-block.html

Again, the crack was non-critical and did not extend to any passages.

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