WRX Sti V donor engine
05 July 2003, 12:35 AM
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Gents.
Big end gone (time bomb version V)! Considering engine replacement rather than rebuild if decent low mileage engine available? Looking to spend £1200, is this possible?
John.
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I have been quoted £600 to fit engine plus £150 ish for sundry replacement parts (timing belt, oil, filter etc). Does this seem a good deal?
Big end gone (time bomb version V)! Considering engine replacement rather than rebuild if decent low mileage engine available? Looking to spend £1200, is this possible?
John.
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I have been quoted £600 to fit engine plus £150 ish for sundry replacement parts (timing belt, oil, filter etc). Does this seem a good deal?
09 July 2003, 11:03 AM
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Ok.. one BIG word of advice - when buying an STI engine - ensure it is an STI engine - best thing to do is take it apart and ensure it's got sti internals and not UK.
There has been a lot of uk engines been sold as STI's (I've seen 3 so far)
There has been a lot of uk engines been sold as STI's (I've seen 3 so far)
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