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  • Whats it worth? 2000 SS 6.0

    Thinking about selling my Camaro and doing something different. Wanted to get an idea what I should ask and take for it. Thinking I might part out the performance parts and make it stock. But, heres a run down.

    2000 Camaro True SS
    96XXX miles

    I did the following all last winter and have put maybe 1500 miles on the car since then.

    6.0 Block from Bishops in dallas. Local machine shop cleaned polished, and turned crank New Cam Bearing and Main Bearings. Did not need to be bored. Block looked almost new when I bought it.
    All the following parts were new except the heads & intake. Which were cleaned and had a fresh valve job before installation
    LS7 Lifters
    Comp Hardened Push Rods
    Patriot Stage 2 5.3 heads
    Pat G custom Spec Cam 230/236 .612 .607 111 +2 LSA
    Fast 90mm intake ported by Vengeance Racing
    PTM 92mm TB
    SLP 90MM MAF
    LS2 Timing Chain
    Melling High Volume oil pump.
    MSD Wires. TR5 NGK
    Short Throw Shifter
    42LB Injectors.
    Complete Fell Pro Gasket Kit for engine.
    GM MLS Head Gaskets
    RAM HD Clutch w/ Drill Mod - New Slave Cylinder, flywheel turned and shimmed with new pilot bearing.
    Underdrive pulley
    All new GM Head bolts and Crank Bolt
    ARP 2000 Rod Bolts
    Pacesetter Coated Longtubes - Y-pipe Flowmaster 80's
    C4 ZR-1 Polished Wheels
    17x11 Deep Dish Rears with 315/35 Nitto Extreme Drag Tires.
    17x9.5 Fronts with Nitto NT555 R2 Road Racing Tires
    Rear Cross drilled rotors. All pads are fully ceramic. lifetime warr
    UMI Tubular ON-Car Adjustable Pandard Bar
    UMI Tubular Rear Lower Control Arms
    UMI LCA Relocation Brackets Bolt in
    UMI Tubular Subframe Connectors Bolt in
    Computer Tuned by Daniel at SQR 453RWHP/426Torque
    Water Pump Lifetime warranty
    Lowered on SLP Springs
    I have receipts for almost everything from Texas Speed, UMI, Speed INC....

    ALl the work was done by me I have pictures of the build. Also, the SA guides I used to build the engine. I took extra care on everything. From the camshaft degree, floating the oil pump on, proper piston ring installation, Torque and degree bolts.

    Needs nothing but for me to replace a idler pulley on the AC bracket thats starting to squeal.
    No Leaks nothing.

    All the instruments work. NO Check Engine COLD AC HOT Heat

    Anyone have any ideas???
    Last edited by crooner; 12-04-2010, 05:33 PM.

  • #2
    Dang sorry should have been in the garage

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    • #3
      pics?
      1971 Ford Torino - Time to go bigger and better.

      2011 F150 Limited - Stock with a 6.2

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      • #4
        Oh, 'bout tree-fiddy

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        • #5
          Originally posted by Torinoman View Post
          pics?
          Anyone that's looking for a tune or engine work look up SQR in Benbrook Daniel is a great guy. Check out the torque line on the dyno sheet. 6.0 block forged rods pistons. Hellfire rings 5.3 stage 2 Patriot Heads w/ Dual Springs Fast 90 intake ported by vengeance racing PTM 92MM TB 42LB Injectors 90MM MAF Underdrive LS7


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          • #6
            These cars are starting to get pretty cheap, but I'd say around $12,000-$14,000 depending on the cosmetic condition of the car. Probably closer to $12,000.
            "Any dog under 50lbs is a cat and cats are pointless." - Ron Swanson

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            • #7
              I'll say $9-11K tops. You'll be better off putting it back to stock and selling the parts.

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              • #8
                tree fiddy won
                .

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                • #9
                  I'll just add that Daniel is a really good Dude!
                  70' Chevelle RagTop
                  (Forever Under Construction)



                  "Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work.”- Thomas A Edison

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by UserX View Post
                    I'll say $9-11K tops. You'll be better off putting it back to stock and selling the parts.
                    Exactly. The market of those wanting to buy an already modified car is slim-to-none.

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                    • #11
                      Id say 9-10K thats if you can find someone who wants a car thats already been modded.

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