Delorean Industries SPEC II Engine package. Engine manufactured exceeding OEM specifications. 2.8 liter odd-fire v6 with DPI EFI electronic fuel injection.
Core Long Block Includes:
Fully blue printed and documented engine spec sheet.
Forged Pistons and liners with new lower seals and piston rings. (allows for later update to DeLorean Industries forced induction packages. Must specifiy at time initial update)
New Connecting rod and Main bearings.
All gaskets and seals updated to our current innovative spec used on all engines.
REFURBISHED: Crankshaft, Engine block, Lower crank case assembly, all engine covers and cylinder heads.
Additional Components Included:
DeLorean Industries electronic fuel injection. (completely replaces inefficient failure prone K jet system)
DPI SPEC Alternator
All updated engine component harnesses (everything required for complete integration into factory application)
HP rating of 170hp.
REFURBISHED:
Crankshaft, Engine block, Lower crank case assembly, all engine covers and cylinder heads
CORE REQUIRED: A $2500.00 core charge assessed if current engine not rebuildable. Blocks that are known to or are found to have rotting concerns are subject to core charge. We highly recommend engine assembly is left undisturbed prior to this upgrade. This limits the chance of accidental damage to critical components. Engine must be complete and will not be accepted if partially disassembled without prior authorization. Non running cars are acceptable as the entire K jet fuel system is discarded during this process.
IN HOUSE ONLY: Due to the complexity of this product offering this is only available in house at our facilities.
NOTE: additional service work may be required for safety on vehicle. While this is a comprehensive update to provide a reliable modernized power train, brakes, suspension and other vehicle systems may require attention to achieve safe driving conditions. A full quote is provided prior to installing this package to assure no other issues preventing the vehicle from use are present.
