How long can an engine last?
I have an 87 non-turbo that I've babied for most of its life. It has 105k on the engine and I was wondering how long I might have before I have to start saving for a new one. Can anyone give me an idea??
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Well, if you redline your engine occasionally, expect about 150-200K miles out of the engine. Just check your oil and coolant weekly.
Turbo engines are a different story...96K on mine and it needs work!
Turbo engines are a different story...96K on mine and it needs work!
Re: How long can an engine last?
Originally posted by jbreezy
I have an 87 non-turbo that I've babied for most of its life. It has 105k on the engine and I was wondering how long I might have before I have to start saving for a new one. Can anyone give me an idea??
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I have an 87 non-turbo that I've babied for most of its life. It has 105k on the engine and I was wondering how long I might have before I have to start saving for a new one. Can anyone give me an idea??
Thanks
my n/a lasted 68K...my friends lasted 225,000!!! haha
"Rotary engines aren't an idiot proof motor" Meaning that if you take care of them, they can last you just as long as a piston engine. Piston engines take a lot more abuse as far as being a lasy biotch and not taking care of them.
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