Nissan 370Z Forum - View Single Post - Getting a built short block, reuse timing chains?

sirnixalot · 12-12-2018, 06:47 AM

They are installing the Boundary Engineering gears in a new OEM pump for me.

For the sake of clarity that I am not a cheap skate lol and had what I thought was a legitimate question, the parts I will be using (revised to include the chains) along with my current heads, intake manifolds and timing covers are:
OEM gasket kit
Z1 OEM timing chain kit with all 3 tensioners, guides, crank gear, water pump and thermostat
Z1 valve stem seals
ARP L19 head studs
JWT C2 exhaust cam/spring kit

We don't have the access to the machine shops you guys do up there, which is why I opted to get a short block from someone familiar with the building VQ vs getting the parts and building it locally. I have to add 27% tax to anything I import so a few hundred here and there REALLY start to add up.

12-12-2018, 06:47 AM	#13 (permalink)
sirnixalot Track Member Join Date: May 2017 Location: Cayman Islands Posts: 685 Drives: 2010 370Z Rep Power: 57453	They are installing the Boundary Engineering gears in a new OEM pump for me. For the sake of clarity that I am not a cheap skate lol and had what I thought was a legitimate question, the parts I will be using (revised to include the chains) along with my current heads, intake manifolds and timing covers are: OEM gasket kit Z1 OEM timing chain kit with all 3 tensioners, guides, crank gear, water pump and thermostat Z1 valve stem seals ARP L19 head studs JWT C2 exhaust cam/spring kit We don't have the access to the machine shops you guys do up there, which is why I opted to get a short block from someone familiar with the building VQ vs getting the parts and building it locally. I have to add 27% tax to anything I import so a few hundred here and there REALLY start to add up. __________________ 2010 Sport - LS3 swap loading 2012 Frontier - BTWTuning VK56DE swap Last edited by sirnixalot; 12-12-2018 at 06:53 AM.