Does this price sound right for a engine?
11-11-04, 05:59 PM
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Does this price sound right for a engine?
1991 RX-7 13B WITH HARNESS AND BRAIN
ALT,STARTER,FLYWHEEL AND BRACKETS $
1750.00
i got quoted from someone and was wondering if this is overpriced, about right, or a steal?
Thanks for your replys.
ALT,STARTER,FLYWHEEL AND BRACKETS $
1750.00
i got quoted from someone and was wondering if this is overpriced, about right, or a steal?
Thanks for your replys.
11-11-04, 06:35 PM
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yes, no as in it's a rip.
i'd sell you mine for WAY less, under 20k miles and etc. but it's an S4.
i got an S5 TII long block in GREAT condition, with all of that plus a tranny INCUDING shipping for $1000.
edit, what are you putting this in? does your car already have a motor in long block form?
i'd sell you mine for WAY less, under 20k miles and etc. but it's an S4.
i got an S5 TII long block in GREAT condition, with all of that plus a tranny INCUDING shipping for $1000.
edit, what are you putting this in? does your car already have a motor in long block form?
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11-14-04, 11:23 PM
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Originally Posted by RotaryResurrection
****, I can build you an 89-91 NA engine to spec with all longblock accessories for $1750, with a warranty. For a used engine with any more than a couple thousand miles that is a ripoff. You can buy whole 89-91 NA CARS for that much...
11-15-04, 12:33 AM
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I would spend the money on a rebuild and you'd defintely know what you have. Unless you totally trus this individual, you don't really know the exact mileage. Personnaly i wouldn't do it.
11-15-04, 02:10 AM
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Originally Posted by RotaryResurrection
IS this a trick question? If it's a stock rebuild, then stock hp? 
11-15-04, 01:20 PM
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Originally Posted by Kingofl337
Kev will port it for you while he is rebuilding for pretty cheap.
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