How Long Do You Think a Stock Maintained TII Would Last?
How Long Do You Think a Stock Maintained TII Would Last?
I hear a lot about the TII's not lasting as long as the NA's. How long do you think a Stock Maintained TII would last?
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Just out of curiosity but do any of you guys with high mileage stock TII engines have compression numbers on those engines? I'd like to see how well they are holding their compression.
My T2 has 189k on it. Not 100% sure its the original engine, but Im assuming it is. It smokes a bit on start but once it runs a while it runs strong and smooth. Id say a well maintained T2 engine will last at least 150,000 miles, if not more.
Thanks for the replies.
I do remember reading that in the FAQ. In less than a month I'll be making a 1000 mile trip home in an 87 TII w/ 89k on it and just wanted some assurance. ;-)
I do remember reading that in the FAQ. In less than a month I'll be making a 1000 mile trip home in an 87 TII w/ 89k on it and just wanted some assurance. ;-)
Originally Posted by sanbaifo
Thanks for the replies.
I do remember reading that in the FAQ. In less than a month I'll be making a 1000 mile trip home in an 87 TII w/ 89k on it and just wanted some assurance. ;-)
I do remember reading that in the FAQ. In less than a month I'll be making a 1000 mile trip home in an 87 TII w/ 89k on it and just wanted some assurance. ;-)
Last edited by FCKing1995; Oct 18, 2006 at 11:55 PM.
extended highway driving tends not to cause problems... if the car is problematic I wouldn't take it on the trip, but if it's not given your trouble before it probably won't now.
I've driven my 10AE on many (long) trips, including one about 2000 miles roundtrip without an issue.
I've driven my 10AE on many (long) trips, including one about 2000 miles roundtrip without an issue.
while my TII was still stock it ran so well it was godly. the problems started once i started moden it. eventually at bout 87k i popped a coolant seal. i was surpised that it happend at such low millage but thats life
I have an 87 TII with 116,000kms 67psi on the rear, 71psi on the front. Its sitting awaiting a rebuild.
Would flood every time if it didnt have a fuel pump kill switch, but it ran fine and boosted 10-12psi on the stock turbo for at least 40,000kms. And I wasn't exactly soft on the ol' keg either
Would flood every time if it didnt have a fuel pump kill switch, but it ran fine and boosted 10-12psi on the stock turbo for at least 40,000kms. And I wasn't exactly soft on the ol' keg either
I'm looking at one now with under 90k on it. It's been adult owned it's entire life. It does have the fuel pump swith 'mod' but I'm hoping that if I don't mod it it will last. I'd probably put that rtek 1.7 in for additional safety. It's over a 1000 mile ride home though. :-/ Oh and the oil pressure gauge doesn't work. It rests below zero.
My 89 TII is about to turn 100,000 miles old, and i auto-x it and drag race it. i also made a 600 mile trip, non-stop, when it was about 84900 miles old.
the rotaru's are good motors yea!
the rotaru's are good motors yea!
Originally Posted by TURBODUECE88
while my TII was still stock it ran so well it was godly. the problems started once i started moden it. eventually at bout 87k i popped a coolant seal. i was surpised that it happend at such low millage but thats life
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