Stop in for a cup of coffee

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toolmanmike said:
And Johnny and his crew are re-building those. 50 at a time! :poke::poke::poke::rofl:
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Just some neat info. There's very little reman content used at this point. With private labeling our own parts, and machining them in house, it cost us less money to use new stuff than to try and recondition in most cases. Like I said before, much of the GM lineup even uses our new blocks. On some of the seasoned block offerings, its pretty much a block, caps....and thats about it. Crazy what all comes into play with volume. Ex: Takes us less time to machine and assemble one of our new aluminum heads with new parts, than messing with a old iron core. when you factor casting price for both new aluminum, vs used iron, and then factor labor in...its not the huge cost difference you'd think. Especially when it jamms up production from more profitable things!
 
Johnny Mac said:
Just some neat info. There's very little reman content used at this point. With private labeling our own parts, and machining them in house, it cost us less money to use new stuff than to try and recondition in most cases. Like I said before, much of the GM lineup even uses our new blocks. On some of the seasoned block offerings, its pretty much a block, caps....and thats about it. Crazy what all comes into play with volume. Ex: Takes us less time to machine and assemble one of our new aluminum heads with new parts, than messing with a old iron core. when you factor casting price for both new aluminum, vs used iron, and then factor labor in...its not the huge cost difference you'd think. Especially when it jamms up production from more profitable things!
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You sell a 408 short block?
 
Johnny Mac said:
Just some neat info. There's very little reman content used at this point. With private labeling our own parts, and machining them in house, it cost us less money to use new stuff than to try and recondition in most cases. Like I said before, much of the GM lineup even uses our new blocks. On some of the seasoned block offerings, its pretty much a block, caps....and thats about it. Crazy what all comes into play with volume. Ex: Takes us less time to machine and assemble one of our new aluminum heads with new parts, than messing with a old iron core. when you factor casting price for both new aluminum, vs used iron, and then factor labor in...its not the huge cost difference you'd think. Especially when it jamms up production from more profitable things!
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Makes sense really. Sadly , I don't have the coin for a crate engine up front and have to build in stages
 

zkx14 said:
Don't know a few of our newer regulars, but here are a few that are not part of screen name...
Me zkx14= Keith
krazykuda = Karl
halifaxhops = Ray
OldMan Ray = Wolfie
dartnabout = Tike
Ddaddy = Dave
Tooljunkie = Frank
@dukeboy_318 = Chris, AKA Putz , Douchebag, PITA...:poke:
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one of these days, one of these days
 
zkx14 said:
How bout slantys? Plenty of cores available! :poke::rofl:
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You're funny.lol So what would one charge for an engine that people give away for free?lol I think they are neat, but I'd get fired if i presented that with a straight face.lol
 
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