Recent content by SyTy Speed Shop

This is a Gen6 454 block, 4 bolt mains, 6223 427 forged steel crank and the needed rear seal adapter, GM 7/16 Dimple rods, brand new ARP wave-loc bolts, new manley bushings, resized and polished beams, ICON forged solid dome pistons, were 41cc, i had them milled down to 8cc, will provide 9.7CR...

Ok, dont flame or just reply saying they are chinese junk, ive been reading alot of threads on them and seems to me its about 50/50.  The majority of folks running them without issues bought them bare, as the parts they use to assemble seem to be junk. I can get a set of these in a 300cc oval...

I think i have a good handle on the build but just wanted to get some opinions from anyone that has experience with a Procharger on a Jet Boat. I will be running a D1 on my 440 BBC(.060 over 427) 96-00 vortec 454 iron heads with everything upgraded from comp and ARP, Lunati aluminum 1.7 roller...

Where does everyone stand opinion wise on the process of cryotreating engine parts?  They say it improves grain structure and material hardness and goes alot deeper into the metal. Im thinking about building the stock 454 i have and getting atleast the stock cast crank treated to help it live...

Good used aluminum Hardin logs and snails.  snails are 3.5' outlet and i have the thru transom tips off my boat that i can include if you want them. Could use a polish and good cleaning but no major damage or cracks found.  all hose fittings there as well. Asking 250 plus shipping or local...

Ok, i have  a 90K mile Gen 6 454, i do not know for sure as i haven't torn down the short block yet, but im fairly certain it has a cast crank, 3/8 bolt forged rods and cast pistons.  The rods and pistons im 100% on.  The heads will keep stock valves, but everything else will be upgraded parts...

Ok, as some of you know i have been looking for a jet boat project for about a year and a half, found what i thought was a cool 72 Sea-Ray Jet with an Olds 455 but it turned out to be way to rotten so i scrapped it and parted it out.  Kept looking and i knew i wanted something cool and unique...

Not mine, just came across the ad on CL today and figured id post this up. http://houston.craigslist.org/bpo/5826629283.html

This is a good used GMC Yukon XL, aka Suburban. It is the SLT trim with Leather power seats on the front. Engine is the 5.3 V8 and runs very strong with no issues, trans was fully rebuilt 15K miles ago and works great. Interior is in overall good shape, could use a good cleaning. Truck is 2wd...

OK, i was cruising my local CL and came across an ad for a 1974 Sea Ray speed boat, and what it actually turned out to be was a 1972 Sea Ray SRV200 with a 455 Olds and Berkeley 12JC-A jet drive.  Boat is about 19.5' long and from what Ive been able to google, the boat weighs about 3K lbs without...

OK, my new to me boat doesn't have any kind of audio system, never had one as far as I can tell.  At first I thought I would just use a Sirius Sat Radio Boombox I have for audio as its small and will get good reception out on the open water, but its not very loud. So when cruising I don't think...

Probably not the right forum for this boat, but figured id post this up here as well to see if there was any interest.  I thought about buying it, but the one boat i have is enough for me at the moment. The boat is a 79 Glastron V-192 sea rider open bow, blue/white with blue interior. Engine is...

Ive always seen boats that are named, and never really understood the reason why, i know alot of project cars get named, and i personally cant stand for stupid car names, but with a boat is it a superstition kind of thing? With that being said, im looking for some help in finding a good name...

OK, my rig is a 79' and im pretty sure the interior is pretty original, and from 20' doesn't look to bad for being in Southern CA most of its life.  Id like to see about  atleast getting the front buckets redone, but don't want to break the bank doing it, and just wanted to see if there were any...

Recently got this new to me boat, never owned a boat before, and have only ever been out in a boat maybe a dozen times in my life, so lots to learn to say the least.