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Hey all, 

 

I have a few items I'm selling to make some room in the garage. These items fit a 2014+ GM 6.2L V8.  If you happen to live in New England I can possibly come to you. 

 

This is why I'm selling the parts. Had the truck for a few months and a handful of lifters and pushrods S.T.B.. So I went down the rabbit hole :).

 

 

 

  1. Diablo Sport Trinity 2 EX performance tuner. $599 RETAIL. Selling for $399.00 obo (Only had for a few months on truck). 
  2. Momentum XP 5R Cold Air Intake System.  $512 Retail. Selling for 300.  approximately 3,000 miles on it. Comes with recharge kit.
  3. Kooks 1 3/4 Long tube Headers. $1,389 Retail. Selling for $500.00 approximately 1,000-2,000 miles on them. Purchased May 2018.
  4. Texas Speed Performance 1 7/8 Long tube headers. $539 Retail. Selling for $150. approximately 500-600 miles on it. Purchased October 2018, truck broke Jan15ish 2019.
  5. OEM Radiator  $50.00 obo
  6. OEM Pistons (8) $300 obo
  7. Cylinder Heads complete (pair) $500.00 (Cleaned, perfect for sending off to port, core refund or replacement). 
  8. GM 6.2L camshaft. $80 obo.

 

 

Pictures upon interest. PM if you are.

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On 6/8/2019 at 7:45 PM, DenaliX14 said:

Hey all, 

 

I have a few items I'm selling to make some room in the garage. These items fit a 2014+ GM 6.2L V8.  If you happen to live in New England I can possibly come to you. 

 

This is why I'm selling the parts. Had the truck for a few months and a handful of lifters and pushrods S.T.B.. So I went down the rabbit hole :).

 

 

 

  1. Diablo Sport Trinity 2 EX performance tuner. $599 RETAIL. Selling for $399.00 obo (Only had for a few months on truck). 
  2. Momentum XP 5R Cold Air Intake System.  $512 Retail. Selling for 300.  approximately 3,000 miles on it. Comes with recharge kit.
  3. Kooks 1 3/4 Long tube Headers. $1,389 Retail. Selling for $500.00 approximately 1,000-2,000 miles on them. Purchased May 2018.
  4. Texas Speed Performance 1 7/8 Long tube headers. $539 Retail. Selling for $150. approximately 500-600 miles on it. Purchased October 2018, truck broke Jan15ish 2019.
  5. OEM Radiator  $50.00 obo
  6. OEM Pistons (8) $300 obo
  7. Cylinder Heads complete (pair) $500.00 (Cleaned, perfect for sending off to port, core refund or replacement). 
  8. GM 6.2L camshaft. $80 obo.

 

 

Pictures upon interest. PM if you are.

Hey all, 

 

SOLD:

Diablo sport tuner

AFE CAI

TSP Headers 

 

Available (Has interest)

Cylinder heads

Cam

Radiator

 

Available (negotiable "obo")

Kooks Headers

Pistons

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