Is it worth it?
12-14-06, 04:48 PM
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Is it worth it?
My rebuild guy gave me two options to make my car reliable (and run lol).
Option 1) We rebuild my whole motor, which has been down for about a month or two due to a blown coolant seal, and his costs for a good job would be about $2k.
Option 2) Rebuilt S5 motor with about 20k on it, it has headers and a water-jacket mod, it's "street" ported and makes around 200hp or so and would cost $1,600 and would take alot less time.
I have a source for a loan, my roommate, who can pay for either and I could have him paid off in about 4 months, and since I can't drive till July anyway cuz I have to wait 35 months since my accident I won't even be needing to drive anyway.
My question is, is it worth it?
Option 1) We rebuild my whole motor, which has been down for about a month or two due to a blown coolant seal, and his costs for a good job would be about $2k.
Option 2) Rebuilt S5 motor with about 20k on it, it has headers and a water-jacket mod, it's "street" ported and makes around 200hp or so and would cost $1,600 and would take alot less time.
I have a source for a loan, my roommate, who can pay for either and I could have him paid off in about 4 months, and since I can't drive till July anyway cuz I have to wait 35 months since my accident I won't even be needing to drive anyway.
My question is, is it worth it?
12-14-06, 04:58 PM
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hahaha is it worth it? wait for others to respond, but IMO id def jump on the streetported s5 motor for 1600. might as well get a rebuilt engine thats broken in with upgrades for less $ than a stock motor with a rebuild for more$.
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