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kashe 14 April 2009 06:14 PM

how much for replacing pistons?
 
how much is it for pistons to get replaced on a impreza turbo? uk 2000

JP4 14 April 2009 07:01 PM

Speak to Mark at Lateral Performance. :thumb:

kashe 14 April 2009 08:27 PM

do you have any clue how much it wil cost?

trevsjwood 14 April 2009 09:30 PM

It'll be 30-40hrs labour + parts, as I understand it the engine has to come out and all stripped down.

my94wrx 15 April 2009 12:17 AM


Originally Posted by trevsjwood (Post 8641024)
It'll be 30-40hrs labour + parts, as I understand it the engine has to come out and all stripped down.

30-40hrs labour? you sure mate, its just over 12 hrs in the autodata manual

Aztec Performance Ltd 15 April 2009 11:26 AM

The little bits tend to stack up.

It will be in the 4 figures.



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trevsjwood 15 April 2009 05:43 PM


Originally Posted by my94wrx (Post 8641596)
30-40hrs labour? you sure mate, its just over 12 hrs in the autodata manual

That'll be for doing the work on the engine once it's out

my94wrx 15 April 2009 05:50 PM


Originally Posted by trevsjwood (Post 8642839)
That'll be for doing the work on the engine once it's out

so how many hours do you think it will take to get the engine out

trevsjwood 15 April 2009 06:50 PM

I've never had it done but I've been looking into replacing the standard piston's and rods with forged and my information is that its a good 10hours out and then it's all to put back in.

my94wrx 15 April 2009 08:10 PM


Originally Posted by trevsjwood (Post 8643042)
I've never had it done but I've been looking into replacing the standard piston's and rods with forged and my information is that its a good 10hours out and then it's all to put back in.

whoever said 10 hrs to take a engine out is milking it in my opinion, even 1ohrs including stripping the engine is milking it.

trevsjwood 15 April 2009 08:38 PM

So on that basis, forged internals-pistons , rods = parts £900, say new crank = £600, labour 10hrs x£50= £500 thats total £2000. The engine's got to go back in so say 5hrs x £50=£250 Grand total £2250. You would add some work for the heads, valves etc say £300- youv'e got a forged engine for 2.5k. I dont think so buddy:)

my94wrx 15 April 2009 08:55 PM


Originally Posted by trevsjwood (Post 8643319)
So on that basis, forged internals-pistons , rods = parts £900, say new crank = £600, labour 10hrs x£50= £500 thats total £2000. The engine's got to go back in so say 5hrs x £50=£250 Grand total £2250. You would add some work for the heads, valves etc say £300- youv'e got a forged engine for 2.5k. I dont think so buddy:)

i wasn't questioning parts prices! but i would like any engine builder to come on here and quote 30-40 hrs labour for a build plus parts, that also thinks its going to take 5hrs to put an engine in, i would shop around before you got to the place that qouted on those hours @£50 per hr:lol1:

trevsjwood 15 April 2009 09:28 PM

I put the parts in to get an overall picture of the completed task. The 5hrs I based upon your 10hrs for removing engine and stripping the block. £50/hr or thereabouts is the going rate for any reputable specialist engine-builder. I know a good mechanic who can do most things for £30/hr but he hasn't that much experience with scoobys.
If you can find someone who does a quality job for less hours x less hourly rate then I wish you well buddy:)

Juice 15 April 2009 10:59 PM

speak to engine tuner, they're top guys and building two of my v. good friends engines at decent rates too


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