Another TII Question
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Another TII Question
Well, I did some # crunching, and it looks like I will have at least $5k by the end of summer for a TII. My question: should I get a S5 w/ a blown engine for cheap, and swap in a new engine, or should I get a S4 for cheaper, and swap in a S5 J-Spec w/ sp? Or a fully running S5 TII? I could ahve up to like $7k to play with, so I need to start planning....
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hmmm...
Get a S5 blown engine
then get a new engine w/ warantee and have it installed by a mechanic so that if anything goes wrong you can claim warantee...that way you can switch out exhaust and get other things working good. Just make sure you don't void the warantee (or at least keep all the stock components just in case you need to put them back on in an emergency =P
But PLEASE break it in nicely at least 1000 miles.
then get a new engine w/ warantee and have it installed by a mechanic so that if anything goes wrong you can claim warantee...that way you can switch out exhaust and get other things working good. Just make sure you don't void the warantee (or at least keep all the stock components just in case you need to put them back on in an emergency =P
But PLEASE break it in nicely at least 1000 miles.
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Well, I really don't want to pay a mechanic big bucks to do something I can do in a few days. Also, I really don't want to screw around w/ a warranty, and finally the nearest rotary shops are both 2+ hours away. Plus, I am keeping my N/A, so I will have a daily driver for those days when my TII dosen't want to work!!
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hmmm....
Sounds good to me =)
I'd still grab a TII (s5..less electrical gremlins) with a blown engine (if you can find one cheap) and then swap in a new one.
If you can find one that has already been swapped...that would be a good choice too.
I'd still grab a TII (s5..less electrical gremlins) with a blown engine (if you can find one cheap) and then swap in a new one.
If you can find one that has already been swapped...that would be a good choice too.
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hmm...
Yea, I got mine for just over $5k US, now I am putting in more money to make a monster..
However, mine has 180,000 miles on it =P
2nd engine too w/ 20,000 miles on it.
However, mine has 180,000 miles on it =P
2nd engine too w/ 20,000 miles on it.
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first off get an s4 get a j specs5 motor and spend the rest of the money making the car to ur taste,s4's have less problms and the computer is simpler, i took off hte vacumm rack on top of my motor and ran a str8 line to my fuel rail from the fuel filter, my car runs 10 lbs and rich on m halmeter, that s a free mod thats good for bout 25 horse power
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Originally posted by TurboII RudeBoy
s4's have less problms
s4's have less problms
EVERYONE that I know has nothing but problems with the s4's electrical system and engine way more than the s5's...
wierd..
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