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How much does a new short block replacement even cost??
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Looks like about $4000 - 4500 for the bare short block itself |
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I would guesstimate another 1000-1500 in parts (pumps, gaskets, etc) and 2500-3500 labor probably depending on who does it. |
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Ya.. for many of us the idea of spending that type of money to end up with the car exactly how it already was is absolutely not an option. A large percentage of Z enthusiasts would pursue an aftermarket build if the car needed a new short block. But I also understand that is a road that many people do not want to travel and having to do it against your will is not ideal. Its a rough situation to be in.
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You will have to shop around to find the best price but finding a competitive price isn't all to look for because you will want to purchase your short block,long block,or rotating assembly from a reputable vendor you trust. Also available engine and parts warranty will be important. You will have to research your options and talk to other Nissan 370Z enthusiasts about this.
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135,000 miles and I'm currently at 112,000. I noticed my car is starting to burn oil. We're you able to get your engine fully covered? Also did you have any mods done to your car? I currently have test pipes on my car so I'm wondering if I should be worried? Or do you suggest I put stock cats back on before going to the dealership? |
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