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Originally Posted by Highlift,Jul 10 2007, 05:42 PM
you are the master... :bater:
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Originally Posted by Skyler-S2K,Jul 10 2007, 07:05 PM
yeah the top end is good.....so ur saying 2500 for a bottom end???
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Originally Posted by MacGyver,Jul 11 2007, 08:05 AM
A new cylinder block and a bare head will cost you roughly $1,300 each (this assumes a transplant of all valves, springs, cams, etc.).
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The problem probably lies in our respective definitions of a short/long block. I was quoting prices for just the blocks themselves, no valvetrain, cams, pistons, crank, etc.
A complete short block can be had for $1978.07 (+ shipping) here:
http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/auto/j...ANSMISSION+ASSY.
A complete head is $2307.48 + shipping. That's under $4,300 for a new engine... not bad, all things considered.
If you don't mind used, $3,500 from HTG isn't too bad of a deal (though if I was replacing the entire engine I would seriously consider the used 2.2L for the extra $300).
A complete short block can be had for $1978.07 (+ shipping) here:
http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/auto/j...ANSMISSION+ASSY.
A complete head is $2307.48 + shipping. That's under $4,300 for a new engine... not bad, all things considered.
If you don't mind used, $3,500 from HTG isn't too bad of a deal (though if I was replacing the entire engine I would seriously consider the used 2.2L for the extra $300).