Engine transplant help please!
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Engine transplant help please!
Hi, ive had enough of trying to get power out of my 1.6 and have decided to start looking for a 2.0L!! anyway, can any1`give me some advice on where the best place 2 would be to pick 1 up would be, and also, since i have a 1999 1.6 gl 2wd impreza, im guessing i would have to convert it to 4wd? how much am i talking for the complete engine swap, not including fitting it?!!!
hope some1 can help, thanks
hope some1 can help, thanks
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im only 18!! thats the problem! i live in northern ireland and im paying £2000 for insurance now so unless some1 can find me cheaper insurance!!! any ideas of companies which are good for younger drivers? thats why i need to do an engine transplant! its my only chance!
please help!
please help!
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for the cost of doing the engine transplant and for the additional cost on the insurance it may be cheaper insuring a standard 2.0 sport. As crazy as it seems it is sometimes cheaper insuring a standard higher capacity car than a modified lesser capacity car.
Best bet, just run that car for a few years, build up your no claims, save up the money that you would spend extra on petrol for the 2.0 and put that together for a sport of turbo in a few years time. Probably not the news you wanted to hear, but probably your best option.
Best bet, just run that car for a few years, build up your no claims, save up the money that you would spend extra on petrol for the 2.0 and put that together for a sport of turbo in a few years time. Probably not the news you wanted to hear, but probably your best option.
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