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Originally Posted by 19wrath85' timestamp='1319500965' post='21097724
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i would get a another engine
[quote name='kaansahbaz' timestamp='1319479787' post='21096616']
i would get a another engine
This is one of those projects where you have two choices
1. Man up and buy a replacement motor
2. Attempt to nickle and dime your way to a running machine
It's likely 50/50 as to which is the better choice. I'd go with #1. Then rebuild the bad motor and do something with it.
Your think of the wrong kind of build bro, I know what I'm doing when it comes to mechanics, the build I'm talking about is in no way nickel and diming...
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Bro, not to be an ass here bro but if you were so mechanical I figured you'd know there was only one way to do it, the right way. Bro.
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If buying a new engine is the only right way then tell me why they came out with the term rebuild. I want a built motor so instead of wasting money on a new engine I rather measure the block and head and drop all new performance internals in it
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FTR...I'm not worried about time or money, never said I was. I'm not paying for any labor for anyone to do the work that I know I can do myself. I have access to all the tools I need to perform a thorough inspection, clean, rebuild of oil pump block and head, etc. like I said you guys are under the impression of a "stock rebuild". Not what I'm planning
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You will regret! Vu did that mistake and it took 2 years to blow that engine. Whereas stock engine lasted for 6 years. Good luck brotha, hope it will work out for you. We are here if you need any help
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Either way, not cool.
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Originally Posted by DrisanaRM' timestamp='1319714503' post='21105359
You mentioned not having enough money at the moment to afford a Halloween costume... so I suggest just replacing the bearings...
Either way, not cool.
2. I dont borrow idiot I loan out so I don't know where you heard I was dirt broke.
3. Name one "good hearted" person I scammed?
bet you can't name one cause I've only borrowed 5 from ryan for food which got paid back and 20 from mac for an s2ki movie night and that got paid back
Look who's shit talking on this thread now
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Originally Posted by 19wrath85' timestamp='1319613424' post='21101738
If buying a new engine is the only right way then tell me why they came out with the term rebuild. I want a built motor so instead of wasting money on a new engine I rather measure the block and head and drop all new performance internals in it
if anything, it's more reliable in the long run.