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L26 or L32 block?

JerzNick

JerzNick

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Well, my L67 is officially shot! Time to start the build all over again!

Just looking for opinions on the block... L67, L32 or L26? L26 WILL be top swapped!


BTW: If anyone is interested in an L67 motor, complete with valves smashed into the pistons, look no further! :th_king-evil:
 
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L32 is supercharged btw, so what would you be swapping??

L32>L67>L36>L26. L26 has weaker rods than all the rest.

I'd vote an L32 swap.
 


REDCOMPG said:
Wow! Just found your thread and Im definitely interested on how that one happened.
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Have a bunch of pics to upload. It's absolutely baffling. I'll update as I figure it out. So far, the only thing I can think of is a timing jump?!
 
I've never ever seen timing jump. That cam key looked pretty bad though.

I've got a good lower end here L67, only 205K miles when one valve kissed a piston. Looks perfectly usable.
 
Well, I've heard L26 doesn't like boost. So that's out. L36 and the potential tuning of it.. ehhh L32/L67 would definately accept it pretty well.

Hence why I'm offereing you a good bottom end. There's barely a mark on the piston.
 


I thought you were joking about the engine, when you said the valve kissed the piston I thought you meant it was destroyed like mine. I'm thinking of just picking up an L32 junk yard motor.

The L32 is a direct fit correct?
 
Nope..the valve hung and got tapped. Which meant headwork etc. Or toss in $300 50K mile L26. Which I wanted an NA to begin with. .... it made sense. Since then, Max needed a cam key, so we pulled the timing cover off, then Max potentially needed a head, so we pulled those off. It's just chilling.
 
If you plan to mod the motor the L32 would be the way I would go, already have the GenV on it and more power than a base L67. Should just drop in iirc.

If not, the motor Bill has would be fine, 205 is nothing if its maintained properly.
 


TLSheff said:
If you plan to mod the motor the L32 would be the way I would go, already have the GenV on it and more power than a base L67. Should just drop in iirc.

If not, the motor Bill has would be fine, 205 is nothing if its maintained properly.
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Definitely going to mod the motor. I will never use comp cam lifters again… Thank you for your input.


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You can probably find a used L67 in good shape for cheaper than an L32. Both would be feasible with what you're shooting to accomplish.
 
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