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BudmannG
post Jan 14 2006, 08:39 PM
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I am now in need of a motor for my 96 talon. So I have been doing some searching on the net.
I found one on GatewayDSM, JDM for $700.00.
Or go this route of rebuild rebuilt motor
If anyone has a better or cheaper way, I am open to opinions.


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post Jan 14 2006, 09:01 PM
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QUOTE (BudmannG @ Jan 14 2006, 08:39 PM)
I am now in need of a motor for my 96 talon. So I have been doing some searching on the net.
I found one on GatewayDSM, JDM for $700.00.
Or go this route of rebuild rebuilt motor
If anyone has a better or cheaper way, I am open to opinions.

I would definately stay away from the rebuilder in the Ebay ad! The warranty sucks and there's alot of "replaced at our discretion" in the ad. Also look at the pictures, and you'll see the head isn't even cleaned up! Exhaust ports are still carbon coated! Look for a rebuilder that is AERA certified and with a better warranty. Most are a full 12 months..

You could rebuild it yourself! There's a few good machine shops around here, and parts are readily available. Plenty of knowledge from this site for assembly! (Precision Engines) Then you know exactly what you have!

BUT that all depends on your budget... What are you wanting to spend?

Just my .02..
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post Jan 14 2006, 09:03 PM
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At the most I would like to spend $2000.00! ohmy.gif Yes 2 grand! biggthumpup.gif


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post Jan 14 2006, 09:08 PM
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I would really like this one from FFWD Connections. But I'm pretty sure money is an object there.

This purple people eater 2.0 is outfitted with Wisecos and Eagles. Stepping up to the plate, it features the Butcher and Oringed block as well as a Level 3.5 head. Throw in some HKSs, adjustables, our custom fuel rail with SX FPR, and a sheet metal intake, and you're ready to possibly get yourself thrown in jail for wreckless endangerment. This motor is currently putting out 580 to the wheels, asking for more, and plum lethal. Done up in one of our most popular colors, "Violent Violet". Grab the cuffs.


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post Jan 14 2006, 09:25 PM
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What about this?
Stroker kit!


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post Jan 14 2006, 10:24 PM
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as obvious as this may sound, motors' don't determine hp on our cars, the turbos do. only buy a motor that is commensurate with your turbo selection. no reason the stock internals won't hold past 400 whp. if you're looking for more than that, go for rods/pistons but leave the proprietary head porting services and motors with lots of fancy nicknames and slogans to the suckers.

having said that, I've got a 144 Heavy Industries stage 7.38 DOHC 1.998L masturbatory monster masher motor that I'll let go for the amazing price of $2348.38 which is a steal at 60% off retail. Sorry, no flow benching done on the head and I won't realease any specs or internals as that's all top-secret in-house fabrication insider knowledge shop stuff. but it's got a rainbow painted valve cover for gay pride because to be ignorant enough to pay out for something that questionable, you've got to like to get pumped up the anal canal.


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post Jan 14 2006, 11:06 PM
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Come on miami you couldn't take it easy on me, LOL?


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post Jan 15 2006, 12:12 AM
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ah, I'm not giving you a hard time really. just playing around.


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post Jan 15 2006, 12:17 AM
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Karking.com sells some decent 4G63's. The guy that rebuilds them has done it quite a bit. I think you can get a 6 bolt for about 1500. But its all stock.


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post Jan 15 2006, 12:40 AM
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I've got a good 6 bolt shortblock and a head with bent valves I'll let go for 250 if you're wanting to go the rebuild route. PM me if you're interested, but keep in mind that you'll have to drive over and pick it up yourself.


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post Jan 15 2006, 09:39 AM
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Rebuild it yourself... that way you know what's in it for sure and you know it was put together right. Look on mach v for thier topline kit... I think it's around $500, add another few hundred for machine work and you're set.


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post Jan 15 2006, 11:19 AM
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thats the same route I was going to go, but Im going to wait until I blow it up first. I was going to order the kit that comes with the .20 over bore pistons. The maching shop is going to polish my crank, bore and hone my block and dip it it acid to givve it a good bath. I think there were going to charge around 400.


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post Jan 15 2006, 11:29 AM
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QUOTE (treydawgs4g63T @ Jan 15 2006, 11:19 AM)
but Im going to wait until I blow it up first.

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Like Miami said, if you know you'll never reach 400hp, then there's no reason you should go with anything more than a standard rebuild minus balance shafts, the 4-layer Mitsu headgasket, and ARP head studs. Buschur has proven the stock engine to go 400hp, and 450hp with shot-peened rods. I plan on going this route and trying to run right at the 400hp level for as long as the engine will hold up. To put it into perspective, 400hp is enough to wip just about every street legal car you will see. GTOs, stock Vettes, the like...


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post Jan 15 2006, 11:58 AM
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So........... unsure.gif how do I make 600 whp? ph34r.gif

Would a T61 turbo help? ph34r.gif


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post Jan 15 2006, 12:08 PM
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You need to decide what the hell is going to happen with you and your car, buddy!! wink.gif If you keep jumping all over the place, we can't help you. Set your goals (make them reasonable and acheiveable for now), and get a good baseline engine going. You can always add some forged internals later if you want. I would say 600whp is a bit much to shoot for from the get-go.

I'm with Rob on rebuilding the thing yourself. You'll gain so much knowledge about the engine and what parts may be prone to failure, plus the knowledge that the motor was done correctly. If you need it, I have a fully assembled, ready to go head with cams in need of a good home. PM me if you want it.


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thanks hcar.... I am still massaging that area trying to get it ready...
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post Jan 15 2006, 12:25 PM
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Well I won't learn nothin if I don't ask. That's like th turbo thing, Hell I don't know what to buy.
I have owned a DSM for 6 yrs now. And only the last year and a half have I been doing mods and learning about upgrades. I have had the intentions on putting this car back to a 600 whp motor that it once had.
But I guess I have to start some where! dry.gif


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post Jan 15 2006, 12:49 PM
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You want to know what I want?
This is it I want to know what the biggst turbo I can put on a .020 rebuild kit? I have a intercooler picked out by Victory Performance front-mount kit for 2G. So I'm guessing you know what I want now. I am also going to get some injectors in the 650cc range. I am talking to a guy about a megasquirt system!
So that should give you a good idea of what I want? wacko.gif


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post Jan 15 2006, 12:52 PM
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Anybody can start thowing out hp numbers... I've love to build the vr-4 to 600hp, but the amout of modifications to do that are astrinomical. Instead of saying you want XXX hp, I'd suggest that you pick a decent turbo in your price range, figure out what you think you'll need to run that setup, put it together, tune it, and see where you end up. It's a process of trial and error... figure out what's holding you back, and upgrade it. I think one of the wost things you can do to a car is throw a bunch of mods to it at the same time... when it doesn't work, you have no idea where to start!!


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post Jan 15 2006, 01:07 PM
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Ok, I'm sorry I guess I am going in to this with my head in my back side.

Let's start here.
How big a turbo is the T61? I found one for 375 and that's in my price range.

I updated my garage for all to see. That way you can help me a little more I hope.


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post Jan 15 2006, 03:44 PM
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Im not no pro but I would just rebuild it to stock specs and tune it. Get it running as close to perfect as you can and then start doing mods. Like said before, the stock motors are very well capable of produceing and handling enough power for us non-pro drag racers. If it was me Id get it running good then do the necessary mods to whoop up on some v8s on the streets of central Illinois. I dont know if your very famaliar with the "River" scene in pekin, but all summer long there are tons of big headed muscle car guys that talk trash about our cars and among alot of others, I would love to beat some of them.
Last summer Asiankid91 was giving a bunch of them a good run and some of them were very surprised. This year our goals here in central illinois are to make their jaws drop. I know it will take hours of tuning and shit tons of money but that is what makes this hobby fun and exciting.
So I guess my opinion to you is to just get that beeeotch running.

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P.S. Both of mine are still not perfect but getting really close:)


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