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Old 03-05-2012 | 05:20 PM
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Damn bro, I wish I knew you like a month ago. I sold a low mileage FULL D16z6 swap I did a mild rebuild myself with everything, engine, tranny, mounts, harness, linkage, ecu, mounts and acouple of new bolt ons for only $450. I wish I could have helped you out!
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Originally Posted by SHOTZY
Damn bro, I wish I knew you like a month ago. I sold a low mileage FULL D16z6 swap I did a mild rebuild myself with everything, engine, tranny, mounts, harness, linkage, ecu, mounts and acouple of new bolt ons for only $450. I wish I could have helped you out!
I appreciate it. I had a fully-running (totalled) EG sedan I was trying to buy from someone on here, but I went broke and had to back out of the deal. That's when I decided to just rebuild this. The main thing I don't get is that some people say I have to cut'n'splice the engine and cabin harnesses together, and some just say that I can swap the engine harnesses out, plug and play style. But I just use the car for work, so eh
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I come across these engines cheap all the time. Keep checking up with me and I will see what I can find.
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citizens will charge extra to disassemble the head from the block
i wouldnt recommend taking it to them

weird question, why don't you do it yourself?
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citizens will charge extra to disassemble the head from the block
i wouldnt recommend taking it to them

weird question, why don't you do it yourself?
I don't have appropriate tools, nor a proper space to do the work. :-( plus I'd really prefer a pro handle it
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