projectonabudget

That's actually my buddies. He sold it to me Sent from my SM-N910V using Tapatalk

Hahaha, it is Oliver actually. He just emailed me back. Apparently I have my casting codes wrong? But if you guys think he's too expensive I'll avoid it. Sent from my SM-N910V using Tapatalk

No, I was planning on building the engine and getting a transmission sorted first, based on money and space for the time being. it would be a journey to get that beast, but that might be the best way to go, I do have a buddy with a parts car though. http://seattle.craigslist.org/sno/ptd/5314688904.html Thats parts guy I guess I kind of figured they wouldn't end up in yards for some reason. I don't suppose you have any suggestions?

Hi all, This is pretty much my first time on a forum apart from a short time on rotary car club, so please excuse me if I do things a little wonky starting off. Anyway, I absolutely love s30's and intend on rebuilding one in the near future. I'm here to try and get started. My plans have changed over time from an ls swapped 300zx to a 350sbc swapped s30 to just realizing I wanted to retain the L platform in these cars and just go for lightweight, and great throttle response and handling with modest power. So I'm set on an L28 and after a bit of research here actually have come to the conclusion I'm looking for a p54 block with an n42 head in need of rebuild, or at least clean up and assembly. The problem is, I can't seem to find anything near me that seems like a reasonable price. The best thing I've found right now is a guy selling "l28 blocks with dished pistons" for 350 and a range of heads from 500-800. He seems to have a large warehouse full of parts and I will probably contact him with what I'm looking for. But I figured it would be worth a shot to hop on a forum that seems to be filled with nice, helpful people and see if anyone has these in the area(washington state, not afraid to drive). If you have any information feel free to send it my way, and thank you for your time. I hope to be on here troubleshooting in the near future, working on the Z. (: