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Old Apr 21, 2003 | 12:21 PM
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87' NA apex seals blown, replace with turbo motor?

Just found out from the mechanic that the apex seals are blown on 87' non-turbo, need new engine.
What do u guys suggest?
Thinking about just putting a rebuilt turbo engine in but not to sure where to go to get it.
any suggestions?
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Old Apr 21, 2003 | 12:47 PM
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Best option is to swap or rebuild the NA.
Here is what's needed to turbo the NA:
TII engine complete, with all sensors, throttle body, intercooler, etc.
TII engine wiring harness
TII main dash harness
TII ECU
TII instrument cluster is recommended (unless you buy an aftermarket boost gauge).
TII AFM (although I HAVE seen the NA one used...)
TII turbo inlet duct TII pressure sensor
TII brake booster hose (IMPORTANT!!!)
TII fuel pump or aftermarket pump
TII fuel pump relay OR rewire for constant voltage
TII clutch slave cylinder
TII flywheel
TII clutch disk
TII pressure plate
TII throwout bearing
TII transmission with starter
TII driveshaft
TII rear differential
TII halfshafts
TII downpipe/midpipe or stock precats/cat.

In short, you are best off finding a wrecked TII to use for parts... well, actually that is the second-best choice.
The BEST choice is to sell the NA car and buy a nice TII.
(Unless you want a convertible, then you don't have much choice...)

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Old Apr 21, 2003 | 01:09 PM
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Old Apr 21, 2003 | 02:17 PM
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Alright thanks, looks like ill just be getting a rebuilt NA engine.
I live in NY, where could i get a rebuilt engine?
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Old Apr 21, 2003 | 05:10 PM
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Old Apr 21, 2003 | 06:31 PM
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Originally posted by SureShot
Best option is to swap or rebuild the NA.
Here is what's needed to turbo the NA:
TII engine complete, with all sensors, throttle body, intercooler, etc.
TII engine wiring harness
TII main dash harness
TII ECU
TII instrument cluster is recommended (unless you buy an aftermarket boost gauge).
TII AFM (although I HAVE seen the NA one used...)
TII turbo inlet duct TII pressure sensor
TII brake booster hose (IMPORTANT!!!)
TII fuel pump or aftermarket pump
TII fuel pump relay OR rewire for constant voltage
TII clutch slave cylinder
TII flywheel
TII clutch disk
TII pressure plate
TII throwout bearing
TII transmission with starter
TII driveshaft
TII rear differential
TII halfshafts
TII downpipe/midpipe or stock precats/cat.

In short, you are best off finding a wrecked TII to use for parts... well, actually that is the second-best choice.
The BEST choice is to sell the NA car and buy a nice TII.
(Unless you want a convertible, then you don't have much choice...)
Speaking of rotary ressurrection, nice cut and paste job . And if he wanted to, he could use his entire n/a drivetrain from the trans back until he decided to go TII components later. He would just need his N/A flywheel.
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