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kalasend 06-17-03 04:31 PM

Can a 1989 13BT fit in 1988 chasis?
 
RX7 newbie here.
I'm trying to find out if a 1989 turbo engine can fit in a 1988 chasis. The exterior look the same to me but I just want to make sure.

thx
ben

Detriuch 06-17-03 04:48 PM

yes same car. minor changes

80CID 06-17-03 05:20 PM

Re: Can a 1989 13BT fit in 1988 chasis?
 

Originally posted by kalasend
RX7 newbie here.
I'm trying to find out if a 1989 turbo engine can fit in a 1988 chasis. The exterior look the same to me but I just want to make sure.

thx
ben

man you need to do some searching!

kalasend 06-17-03 05:49 PM

Re: Re: Can a 1989 13BT fit in 1988 chasis?
 

Originally posted by 80CID
man you need to do some searching!
Just spent you couple words and saved me couple minutes :D

By the way, I'm trying to decide on rebuilding or swapping. Rebuilding is $$$. Swapping is cheaper but still a used motor and no guarantee for goodness.

1987RX7guy 06-17-03 05:51 PM

Swaping is not cheaper. A rebuild costs 1k a TII engine tranny driveshaft diff. ECU/standalone is into 2800 or even past 3k.


Santiago

PS if you want turbo buy a TII that is cheaper than a swap.

kalasend 06-17-03 05:55 PM

1k? You sure about this?
I've asked two shops in my area, both claim to be rotary experts. Cost at least upper 3k.

Icemark 06-17-03 06:08 PM

I think at $1k he means either doing it yourself or sending it to Kevin.

$3K would be right if you don't do any of the labor yourself (You might trust someone else to work on a RX-7... I wouldn't).


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