Engine Swaps

Should I buy a new engine and put it in or should I buy a turbo n sup my 2.4 up. Its got 150,000 + miles on it. What kinda turbo works wid it.

try the search feature, it works wonders. there have been many more topics like this. but i.m.o. i wouldnt soup up ur car. use it for a daily driver and save up for something w/ some potential. ur car, with as many miles as it has on it, wouldnt be benefitial to modify it. even with a turbo u would be lucky to make 180 hp to the wheels....and then i would give it a year at most before it crapped out on u. but a s/c would be the way to go w/ ur car. its a lot less strain on the engine, puts out about the same power, and is WAY cheaper.

try the search feature, it works wonders. there have been many more topics like this. but i.m.o. i wouldnt soup up ur car. use it for a daily driver and save up for something w/ some potential. ur car, with as many miles as it has on it, wouldnt be benefitial to modify it. even with a turbo u would be lucky to make 180 hp to the wheels....and then i would give it a year at most before it crapped out on u. but a s/c would be the way to go w/ ur car. its a lot less strain on the engine, puts out about the same power, and is WAY cheaper.
...Agreed. Atleast do a new engine swap first so you have a clean slate with no miles or wear.

I vote for a new engine or at least rebuild this one before you boost it and to use the *search* button. With 150k plus on your current engine boosting it might do more harm then good.

pizza

pizzaAlways with the stupid comments :banhim: :icon16:












jk steve:smile:

lol http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a6/cavalier2000/Faces/1.gif

Your going to need a whole new tear down and rebuild with that many miles.