What are you paying for engine rebuild?
I'm in Reno Nevada and the only option here is the dealership, which is outrageously expensive. What's the cost range for you guys who've had your motors rebuilt? I'm looking to using my stock turbos, and most everything else; just need the short block rebuilt.
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including R&R you're looking at about $3600, and there are always many other things to do when the engine and trans is out of the car, so budget for about $5-6k, minimum
after you inspect your stock turbos you likely won't want to re-use them, either |
so far i've dumped around $9500 on all kinds of goodies just because the engine's already out
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Yeah, might as well change out your clutch and resurface your flywheel while you have the engine out of the car. A decent build with some porting and 3mm seals cost about $3000-$4000 from a reputable manufacturer, a little more if you need new housings. With no add-ons, you can get one for $2150 here:
http://www.rx7store.net/category_s/208.htm |
$5500... includes R&R engine and all new internals
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RotaryResurrection.com. Lets assume you need a new rotor and new housing it will cost you around $1500.00 for the rebuild. If you want new housings and need a rotor the rebuild would probably be around $2300.00. He will replace whatever you want replaced and his reputation speaks for itself. Best deal going and has been for a long time.
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Originally Posted by smog-guy707
(Post 7929080)
$5500... includes R&R engine and all new internals
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If a customer sends us just the short block, we'll tear down/inspect/clean/clearance/build for $650 plus parts.
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I got my Reman for 2300 and I'm installing it myself with just a few extra gaskets and seals to be replaced. I had just finished my new 5 speed swap with a new lightweight flywheel/clutch/starter/turbo so that will def cut down on costs.
I am still midway through my engine swap so I will post the totals up when I am done. Mazda Factory Reman $2300 (Generally higher costs though) Pilot Bearing/Seal $12 Throwout bearing (mine as well replace this too) $90 LIM/UIM gaskets $30 Walbro Fuel Pump upgrade $100 1600cc secondary upgrades $200 (looking to trade for 1300cc's so I can use the stock rail) Misc o-rings (injectors, oil filter, etc) Copper crush washers for oil lines, (might need the turbo ones if you take the lines off of them) $~50 Block off plates $40 Coolant lines (Ray has a sale on the complete kit) I just replaced most of mine replaced a few looking weak $30 OEM clamps for fuel lines Vacuum line for vacuum job $30 You may need more or less. Just depends on when it's taken out and you can inspect some of the engine parts. Good luck and be sure to shop around |
Originally Posted by GoodfellaFD3S
(Post 7929151)
If a customer sends us just the short block, we'll tear down/inspect/clean/clearance/build for $650 plus parts.
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Originally Posted by mikeric
(Post 7929175)
Wow, how much do you charge for a upgraded rebuild with porting a 3"mm seals etc? Do you install?
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm...endid=78745679 In case you don't have myspace, a single turbo street port bumps the price up to 1050. milling for 3mm seals is 350 plus shipping. For an engine removal and reinstallation, add 1000 to the price. We also give a 1 year warranty against assembly-related defects :) |
Originally Posted by GoodfellaFD3S
(Post 7929211)
Most of our pricing can be found here:
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm...endid=78745679 In case you don't have myspace, a single turbo street port bumps the price up to 1050. milling for 3mm seals is 350 plus shipping. For an engine removal and reinstallation, add 1000 to the price. We also give a 1 year warranty against assembly-related defects :) Good to know. |
^Thats why i went with IR Performance. My car is there now but as far a paying goes not sure yet i just keep sending him money:) I work part time since i am still in high school and paying off the loan that i had to take out for the car so everyone of my paychecks goes to my car and i just barley have gas money to get to work to make more money to go in my car:rlaugh: . But i am guessing in the $4000-$4500 range since i "think" my engine is in decent shape and having them pull the engine and port it. I am too lazy to pull the engine myself and plus they back up their work.
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had mine rebuilt with a street port @ 3mm mazda apex seals. came out to around $1750 or so, plus shipping each way.
we did the pull, teardown, and re-install our self. |
Originally Posted by theorie
(Post 7929334)
had mine rebuilt with a street port @ 3mm mazda apex seals. came out to around $1750 or so, plus shipping each way.
we did the pull, teardown, and re-install our self. |
Theorie just so Im clear, you had your existing motor street ported, not bought a new one right? Cause that price is insanely low...cheapest 3mm apex seals I found were still over $1,000... :-)
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We try to keep it affordable for our customers. Remember this is assuming all your housings and rotors are reusable. It does not include seals, gaskets, and bearings. Those will run about another $1000. Mazda 3mm steel apex seals are about the same price as 2mm seals. YOu must be looking at ceramics or that price includes the rotor milling.
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just reading this gives me joy to look forward to doing a rebuild but also scares the living shit out of me.
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2,800 w/ resuseable rotors/housings and a large street porting. i couldve gone half bridge and kept the price the same but i decided not to, gas prices are so shitty right now and its going to chug more as it is lol. also got 3mm apex seals with double spring set up :)
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Our base price for an FD shortblock is $1500, includes parts and labor. It does not include replacement rotors or housings: http://www.banzai-racing.com/engine_rebuild_main.htm
We also paint the shortblock components any combination of colors per customer's request Free of Charge. We use High Heat 1200°F Ceramic Engine Paint formulated for high temperature applications: http://www.banzai-racing.com/cust_eng_paint.htm Every customer also gets a webpage setup specifically for their rebuild so they can view the progress: http://www.banzai-racing.com/gaglio_rebuild.htm Additionally every engine gets a 12mo/unlimited mileage warranty in writing: http://www.banzai-racing.com/br_warrantee.htm |
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rebuilt motor w/ viton seals large street port milled rotors w/ 3mm apex seals solid corners seals ported housings custom painted and long block assembly 12 month warranty from rotary resurrection( kevin landers) only paid 1750 |
Originally Posted by Banzai-Racing
(Post 7930565)
Our base price for an FD shortblock is $1500, includes parts and labor. It does not include replacement rotors or housings: http://www.banzai-racing.com/engine_rebuild_main.htm
We also paint the shortblock components any combination of colors per customer's request Free of Charge. We use High Heat 1200°F Ceramic Engine Paint formulated for high temperature applications: http://www.banzai-racing.com/cust_eng_paint.htm Every customer also gets a webpage setup specifically for their rebuild so they can view the progress: http://www.banzai-racing.com/gaglio_rebuild.htm Additionally every engine gets a 12mo/unlimited mileage warranty in writing: http://www.banzai-racing.com/br_warrantee.htm |
Without turning this into the great "Synth Vs Non-Synth" debate, the answer is quite simple. We have not had any problems that we know of, however every new Mazda Reman that we have ever received has had a huge tag on it saying "Use of Synthetic oil voids warranty". Additionally, in the wake of Mazda's Renesis fiasco with the engine recalls for low compression due to the use of synthetic oils, we thought it would be better to be safe....
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As others have said, it is always a good idea to change out all your rubber hoses, do some clean up of the engine bay, plan on replacing the wire loom material as it WILL be brittle, etc. These things can easily increase the cost of your 'rebuild' by a grand or so.
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Originally Posted by bajaman
(Post 7931355)
These things can easily increase the cost of your 'rebuild' by a grand or so.
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