New engine or bore out current one?
I think my smartest, most durable move will be to buy a factory shortblock from Ganley..... if i had time i could hunt out a factory engine with low mileage, but i would still be taking a gamble on that if it had some factory flaws too....
think honda will foot the bill for the flow problem???
think honda will foot the bill for the flow problem???
Originally Posted by Scot,Jan 19 2005, 01:42 PM
I think my smartest, most durable move will be to buy a factory shortblock from Ganley..... if i had time i could hunt out a factory engine with low mileage, but i would still be taking a gamble on that if it had some factory flaws too....
think honda will foot the bill for the flow problem???
think honda will foot the bill for the flow problem???

Originally Posted by Squeezer,Jan 19 2005, 04:07 PM
if your car is under warranty, maybe. if its not, then no, because the oil jet bolts is not a TSB in america.
the F22 requires me to go up another 100 or 150lbs for some reason... not sure why..... the F22 is probably not any faster around the track than a F20....... stupid NASA rules..... they are just trying to put the white man down!
Good idea about getting my current engine prepped for next year.
Good idea about getting my current engine prepped for next year.
You can blame Karner for that. The FWD B-boys in power don't like getting womped by a car weighing 400 lbs more with the same wheel hp, so they added more weight (which will make it even more humiliating
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yeah zoolander's an asshat.
So he stole a 150 lbs from scot! I'm gonna start a thread about that!
Ripped off again by him!
Scot - www.haprecycling.com will sell you a new (junkyard) motor for closer to $2500. Personally tho I'd just get the new short block from Jeff.
So he stole a 150 lbs from scot! I'm gonna start a thread about that!Ripped off again by him!

Scot - www.haprecycling.com will sell you a new (junkyard) motor for closer to $2500. Personally tho I'd just get the new short block from Jeff.









