WTB KA block
WTB KA block
Preferably a 95 block. I'm looking for one so I don't have to lay the car up while I re-build it. So if anybodies doing a swap and wants to get rid of their old block, please let me know. Thanks.
Re: WTB KA block
Originally posted by Silviaspeed
Preferably a 95 block. I'm looking for one so I don't have to lay the car up while I re-build it. So if anybodies doing a swap and wants to get rid of their old block, please let me know. Thanks.
Preferably a 95 block. I'm looking for one so I don't have to lay the car up while I re-build it. So if anybodies doing a swap and wants to get rid of their old block, please let me know. Thanks.
Well, the only reason why I would like to get the 95' block is because I know that even though all DOHC's are relatively the same, there are slight differences. Mostly concerning the ECU probably. And the SOHC would be an even harder swap. Also, I believe the 95's were OBD I, and from 96' on they were OBD II. I could be wrong on that though. So even a newer engine may cause a problem In any event, the 95' block would be what I really need.
I have a Complete motor for sale>>
I have a complete motor for sale, it's out of a 1993 coupe with 142k. I havent taken it out yet, and the car runs great. It has a polished intake manifold and a brand new ACT Street clutch. I already sold the aftermarket ignition stuff, but i will sell the Motor/tranny/wiring/ecu/MAS etc etc for 500 bucks+shipping if need be.
here's a pic
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i am talking about just a stripped block...nothing on it
