Phoenix area LS rebuild shop needed

[DLow]

Anyone in the Phoenix are have a reliable, knowledgeable shop that can do a basic 6.0 LS based rebuild? Looks like I have a bottom end starting to rattle pretty bad and would like to freshen it up before it gets worse. Mild cam swap and tune while in there. We are talking a 3500 family van, so nothing crazy. Just a dependable rebuild.

 

[rivrrts429]

Larry Peto

http://www.larrysengine.com/

 

[Lunatic Fringe]

Like said above, call Larry.

 

[Enen]

I'd call @DavieStone 's guy. WFO Engines 602 435 8080. Ask for Kelly.

 

[DLow]

Yes Larry is at the top of the game and I would head to him if I were in Tucson. He just is a little tough logistically for me right now.

 

[530RL]

If you are going to pull it out yourself and it is just for the family truckster, I would consider buying a short block either new or rebuilt on-line.

It might end up being a lot cheaper than going to a builder and there are a lot of quality products out there for your purpose.

 

[28skater]

Turn Key Engine 886001LB LS2 6.0L 470 HP Turn Key Long Block Assembly

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  Price:
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  SKU:
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  Brand:
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  Weight:
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  Specs
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  Horsepower:
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  Ft. Lbs. Torque:
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  Compression:
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  Aspiration:
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  Rev Limit RPM:
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  Block:
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  Bore x Stroke:
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  Crankshaft:
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  Rods:
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  Pistons:
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  Heads:
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  Chamber CC:
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  Intake Port CC:
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  Intake Port Style:
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  Intake Valves:
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  Exhaust Valves:
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  Valve Springs:
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  Retainers:
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  Rockers:
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  Pushrods:
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  Lifters:
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  Camshaft:
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  Timing Chain Set:
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[DLow]

If you are going to pull it out yourself and it is just for the family truckster, I would consider buying a short block either new or rebuilt on-line.

It might end up being a lot cheaper than going to a builder and there are a lot of quality products out there for your purpose.

Yes. I have been looking into this as well. I’m just not sure I have the time right now, but this may end up being what I do.

 

[BONER]

Tim @ 1320 Industries

or

Clay Forrester @ FRE Engines

 

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