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20B project is going to cost alot of money, and If you ever wan't to sell the car you probably won't get what it's worth.
Cosmo engine $ 2300
Turbo T-o4 $ 500
Wastegate $ 300
Manifold $ 300
Microtech/Haltech $ 1000
These numbers are off the top of my head, but I think they're close enough.
Cosmo engine $ 2300
Turbo T-o4 $ 500
Wastegate $ 300
Manifold $ 300
Microtech/Haltech $ 1000
These numbers are off the top of my head, but I think they're close enough.
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20B all they way, but look at reted's writeup at http://fc3spro.com/ --you're looking at about 15 grand. He does list many other swaps too, it's a great site. On the other hand, i saw a FD in Florida on ebay for about 800$--it's a writeoff but has a fresh rebuild. and twin turbo.
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Money is not really a concern right now. I have sold many cars with alot more money in them than they are worth but thats just the way it is.
I dont plan on getting rid of this car for quite a while.
I will be selling my motorcycle for about 12 grand.
So its between either a two or three rotor Cosmo.
Havent decided just yet...
I dont plan on getting rid of this car for quite a while.
I will be selling my motorcycle for about 12 grand.
So its between either a two or three rotor Cosmo.
Havent decided just yet...
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Id spend the money on an S5 Turbo block with proper parts to be built
then use left over $ towards standalone, fuel system stuff, exhaust and a hybrid of if enogh is left with a completly new turbo
then use left over $ towards standalone, fuel system stuff, exhaust and a hybrid of if enogh is left with a completly new turbo
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I've spent close to $10k doing a normal 13BT swap into my 'vert, but that includes brand new suspension, a lot of body work and new parts from Mazda to replace broken ones, a full front clip, and a variety of very good quality reliability measures such as a lot of gauges, an SAFC-II (maybe will go Haltech later), and upgraded fuel pump, etc... plus the tools to do it (probably $1500 in tools alone).
I don't skimp when I buy parts, I buy good ones, usually new from Mazda or aftermarket upgrades where it makes sense. So I haven't gone the cheap route, by any means, but I want to get this car to a very good level of reliability and performance, where it will last me a very good, long, time and be hella fun in the process.
I don't skimp when I buy parts, I buy good ones, usually new from Mazda or aftermarket upgrades where it makes sense. So I haven't gone the cheap route, by any means, but I want to get this car to a very good level of reliability and performance, where it will last me a very good, long, time and be hella fun in the process.
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