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01-27-13, 02:13 PM
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Hey every one ive mention before that im new to fc.. but. I got a 87 fc n/a and im looking to transplant a turbo 2 but i am not sure what web site to get it from... ive heard some bad things about some of the web sites so my question is what is a good reliable web site
01-28-13, 02:45 PM
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Well, Japan2LA got banned... so...
I went with some cheapo company years ago. Received the longblock, transmission, wiring, and ECU... The rear rotor had no compression. :-/
You can always source a used known running engine locally. Or purchase a blown one and have it rebuilt. Tell you what... You purchase an engine and rebuild kit, I will drive to you with all my tools, rebuild your engine for a certain price and even install it for a bit more, if you'd like. We can discuss details if you're really interested.
I went with some cheapo company years ago. Received the longblock, transmission, wiring, and ECU... The rear rotor had no compression. :-/
You can always source a used known running engine locally. Or purchase a blown one and have it rebuilt. Tell you what... You purchase an engine and rebuild kit, I will drive to you with all my tools, rebuild your engine for a certain price and even install it for a bit more, if you'd like. We can discuss details if you're really interested.
01-28-13, 04:31 PM
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Well, Japan2LA got banned... so...
I went with some cheapo company years ago. Received the longblock, transmission, wiring, and ECU... The rear rotor had no compression. :-/
You can always source a used known running engine locally. Or purchase a blown one and have it rebuilt. Tell you what... You purchase an engine and rebuild kit, I will drive to you with all my tools, rebuild your engine for a certain price and even install it for a bit more, if you'd like. We can discuss details if you're really interested.
I went with some cheapo company years ago. Received the longblock, transmission, wiring, and ECU... The rear rotor had no compression. :-/
You can always source a used known running engine locally. Or purchase a blown one and have it rebuilt. Tell you what... You purchase an engine and rebuild kit, I will drive to you with all my tools, rebuild your engine for a certain price and even install it for a bit more, if you'd like. We can discuss details if you're really interested.
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Hey some one that lives nearby for once. Good luck with your search I can't help there I went ls1 but if you need a hand or spare parts let me know always glad to help when I can.
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