How Much For A Rebuild.bulldog540
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Going to depend on several factors:
Are you re-using everything and just doing a light hone, rings, bearings, freshening the heads?
Are you wanting to change a few things?
Without knowing the specifics, I'll throw a number out... but mine will be on the high side, as it ALWAYS takes more than you think... $4k
Are you re-using everything and just doing a light hone, rings, bearings, freshening the heads?
Are you wanting to change a few things?
Without knowing the specifics, I'll throw a number out... but mine will be on the high side, as it ALWAYS takes more than you think... $4k
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Well this is gonna change things... Now your gonna need more machine work, have more parts cost, and will extend your down time waiting for parts.
Bore, hone, check line hone, balance the assembly (with new pistons), check all the clearances, change springs to fit new cam, etc, etc.
Now with parts and labor (on the engine by itself, not to pull it) I'd say you tacked on an additional 1500. Again, I am simply estimating and I try to err on the high side.
Bore, hone, check line hone, balance the assembly (with new pistons), check all the clearances, change springs to fit new cam, etc, etc.
Now with parts and labor (on the engine by itself, not to pull it) I'd say you tacked on an additional 1500. Again, I am simply estimating and I try to err on the high side.