4.7 rebuild kits
Where can I get a rebuild ket for a 4.7 along with a crankshaft kit. Should this take care of my rod bearing knock along with giving me plenty of more miles to put on the jeep.
Is this worth doing to a engine that has 160,000 miles. Or since my engine has high miles am I better off putting in crankshaft kit to fix the knock and drive it till she goes.
Thanks
The site I have for a crankshaft kit is-http://www.rockauto.com
Is this worth doing to a engine that has 160,000 miles. Or since my engine has high miles am I better off putting in crankshaft kit to fix the knock and drive it till she goes.
Thanks
The site I have for a crankshaft kit is-http://www.rockauto.com
Last edited by ljhopp; Jan 3, 2010 at 01:01 AM.
for the price you are going to pay for the kit, just get a short block from, www.jasperengines.com an go from there, an they are warrenteed
http://www.mopartsracing.com/parts/blocks.html
Do you think any of these would fit in as a 4.7 replacement? I would love to do this... just never thought it would be possible for a decent install price. How big an engine do you think we could fit as a replacement without doing a lot of rearranging in the engine bay? I want that 360 magnum....
Do you think any of these would fit in as a 4.7 replacement? I would love to do this... just never thought it would be possible for a decent install price. How big an engine do you think we could fit as a replacement without doing a lot of rearranging in the engine bay? I want that 360 magnum....
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STS is only as dangerous as the intake and turbo locations... keep the intake filter away from teh ground and a heat shield/skip plate between the ground and the turbo...
my uncle has a Squires setup on his camaro. he has never had an issue with it. and he has driven it in the rain. (not snow though.)
my uncle has a Squires setup on his camaro. he has never had an issue with it. and he has driven it in the rain. (not snow though.)
for the price you are going to pay for the kit, just get a short block from, www.jasperengines.com an go from there, an they are warrenteed


