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#1
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when my engine blew i recently found out it spun a couple rod bearings and i cant even find 1/2 of one of them lol
now for the question.. what all should i replace? and any reccommended, inexpensive sites that i could get parts? since the engine in this one is no good, what do you guys think of me finding a cheap 2.0 turbo at the junkyard(the whole car) an swapping it in? the whole car so i have everything i need..
now for the question.. what all should i replace? and any reccommended, inexpensive sites that i could get parts? since the engine in this one is no good, what do you guys think of me finding a cheap 2.0 turbo at the junkyard(the whole car) an swapping it in? the whole car so i have everything i need..
#4
RE: found the problem
I have also thought about swapping in a whole turbo car in my car. Everyone told me that it would be too hard and too much trouble, that I should just buy a turbo car. I thought about just doing that, but I'm thinking about swapping again. I would love to have a project like that. So if you do plan on swapping it, let me know how it goes and everything so I can get a heads up. Best of luck to you if you decide to do it. But if not, I would agree to get a new engine for the car instead of trying to fix it.
#5
RE: found the problem
yea sebba, i was planning on swapping in a new motor, but i was wondering.. if i went to a junkyard and got a GS-T with a $hit body, but good mechanical condition, should i swap in a 2.0 turbo or stick with a granny 1.8?? lol
#7
RE: found the problem
ok lol, i probably will then, and when i get the engine from a junk yard, i will put the thousands of new parts off this engine on that one lol.. including the brand spanking new clutch [&:]
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