Part out engine or sell as a whole?
#1
Here is my question. Which route would be better to take when parting out a bike? Complete motor ready to run, or part the motor out?
Some specs on the motor are: 02 tranny, almost everything has been cryo treated, titanium rod, Craycraft porting, stage 2 cam or web 685, motor is entirely polished, and the list goes on. This motor is a Craycraft 730. This motor ran 4.9-5.0 at the sand drags consistently. Please let me know your thoughts on which would be the better way to go. Thanks
Some specs on the motor are: 02 tranny, almost everything has been cryo treated, titanium rod, Craycraft porting, stage 2 cam or web 685, motor is entirely polished, and the list goes on. This motor is a Craycraft 730. This motor ran 4.9-5.0 at the sand drags consistently. Please let me know your thoughts on which would be the better way to go. Thanks
#4
WTH happened to my post earlier? I'd leave it all together for the next guy so nobody would be mixing and matching parts and then getting p.o.'d at you if something doesn't work like it should......I just realized I read it wrong the first time...My Bad!!
#7
You will get more parting it out, but you also have to deal with sending out the parts and trying to find buyers for everything. Its a lot of ebay auctions. You could sell a rolling chassis, unless you have another engine lying around to put in it. Then I would definately put the stocker in and sell the 730 separate.
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#9
Tell ya what I'll trade ya my stock 04 engine for your 730 cray that way you wont have to worry about the liability of selling such a KILLER engine . ( LOL )
WHy Are you getting out of it??
WHy Are you getting out of it??
#10
Originally posted by: fasternu
WTH happened to my post earlier? I'd leave it all together for the next guy so nobody would be mixing and matching parts and then getting p.o.'d at you if something doesn't work like it should......I just realized I read it wrong the first time...My Bad!!
WTH happened to my post earlier? I'd leave it all together for the next guy so nobody would be mixing and matching parts and then getting p.o.'d at you if something doesn't work like it should......I just realized I read it wrong the first time...My Bad!!
Again, pm me on what you want for the motor.


