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Old 02-17-2005, 01:44 AM
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Engine Change

I own a 1978 Mitsubishi Lancer and the original engine was now given out. I would like to put in a new one. And i have decided to invest between $700 and $1000 US. What are some recommendations for a good quality engine that will last awhile and wont require to expensive parts when something breaks. Id also like it to have some decent power. Any ideas?

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Old 02-18-2005, 02:25 PM
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Re: Engine Change

does it have the weber downdraft carb? are you keepin the tranny or is it going also? is it the 1600cc? i think they had a 2000cc version too. if you could find one of those and rebuild it. maybe find a dual weber setup. that would be sweet and keep it old school.
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Re: Engine Change

A great engine that could withstand a lot of pressure and can upgrade to withstand 450 hp would be the 4G63, but it might not fit your engine mounts, depending on what your car is.
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Re: Engine Change

I think when you change the engine that really, you should change the other parts too. Transmission, tires, BRAKES!
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