Full swap, runs good doesnt burn oil, leak anything, or make wierd noises!
Pulled from a civic year 99/00 that I am putting back to stock (already have a stock swap btw)
I looked up some of the parts on ebay and posted what they go for new on ebay
Here are the specs:

Block:
JDM b20b block (stock as far as i know, havent pulled head off)
ARP headstuds ($120)
low miles on waterpump/oilpump
CTR crank pulley ($90)
GReddy Timing belt

Head:
00 GSR head
Blox stage 2 cams ($400)
Blox valve springs ($200)
AEM cam gears ($150)
Skunk2 Intake manifold ($250)
Mugen Replica valve cover ($100)
AEM fuel rail ($120)
Blox FPR ($50)
BBK 62mm throttle body ($280)
MSD dizzy cap ($50)
MSD 8.5mm spark plug wires ($100)

Tranny:
GSR tranny (obd1)
lightweight flywheel
Stage 1 clutch
good axles
shift linkage for an EK (fits eg/dc too i think)

Other
peak preformance 4-1 header ($250)
99/00 civic SI ecu (but youd probably want to get the swap tuned on a p28 :] )
wiring harness (but isint in the best shape)
full motor mount set for an EK


Im possibly interested in parting stuff out as well, or maybe knocking some cash off the total price of the swap if you dont want some stuff. I can guarentee this motor runs good without any problems.

Asking $2000 for complete swap FIRM - the price is low enough. Also if you would like to buy parts off it, I would need stock parts in exchange for example if youd like to buy the manifold i would need a stock manifold plus cash (just pm me what youd like to offer!)

currently pending sale on cams, so I might knock the price lower

you can call or text me 360 320 2045

here are some pics of swap

 

oh yeah and golden eagle ls/v kit!

 

How much for the longblock minus valve cover, header, cams?

 

do you want clutch and flywheel as well? im thinking somewhere around $1000 w/o. I just want to be able to get near 2000 for everything if i part out

 

Just block and head. I have parts I can throw in as well

 

ok text me 360 320 2045, you still have the k24 teg?

 

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**** the recession