Engine rebuild
01 November 2003, 07:32 PM
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It could be running to the favourable edge of factory tolerances, ie "blueprinted".
It could have been thrashed mercilessly around rally stages.
It could be a marketing tag to try and get you to buy it.
Not very useful as a description then I am afraid.
It could have been thrashed mercilessly around rally stages.
It could be a marketing tag to try and get you to buy it.
Not very useful as a description then I am afraid.
01 November 2003, 08:22 PM
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It belongs to a mate of mine its a version 4 sti he found out it has had a rebuild because of an oil problem so the ends went, and it was sent to a race engine place and was given a group n rebuild so he wondered if they would use standard parts for that?
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There's no way of telling, other than locating the place that did the work and asking them exactly what their "Group N" rebuild entails. As John says, it could simply be a load of bullsh*t.
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