10k? r33 skyline, evo6, impreza sti. much better options for 10k. what about a old skool mini or beetle? get a beetle and dump a 911 engine in the back lol
we had a neighbor who bought a saxo vts off ebay but had an engine swap, turned out the engine was stolen! my dad bought a car from auto trader and it broke down half way home lol
i won't buy as i've had mates burnt by layby cars, i bought a pretty knackered capri when i was 17 for £350, i put about £500 into it and sold it for about £1500 so made a profit lol that's the only luck i've had with layby cars lol
my dad has bought 3 cars from a layby and my great uncle has bought god knows how many and they were all good cars, all ran perfectly well, my gt uncle bought a honda accord aerodeck 20ltr estate for £275 and several other cars for similar prices! they never had a problem with any of them.
what about a nissan s14 or s15, mazda rx7, rx8, toyota ae86 sprinter or levin, toyota supra, lexus is200, honda civic si coupe with s2000 conversion! toyota mr-s, evo (with front drive eliminated)... also depends what it will be used for lol
yeah that what the episode also when they had to get that renault to lap the track the same as a evo, no matter how much you look after an engine you will get power drop no matter what.
at college we had a small bike dyno and we had 2 honda cbr 600's with roughly same miles one we used engine cleaner the other we near enough did a engine rebuild will all oem parts, the rebuilt bike gained almost 20% of it's power back, the "engine cleaned" bike only gained 5% of power back. if...
and try not to use chemicals in your engine, although they mean well it's putting something in the engine that shouldn't be there, most engine cleaning is just good hard work, i know more about N/A petrol engines than turbo diesel. not sure on how much i've put will effect diesels but it's worth...
don't clean the valve's replace them, and the pistons should just take some good old fashioned elbow grease, as the coke is just dust it comes off without too much effort, just be careful and try scrape the main bulk of it off... do a full service, filters, valve's, valve springs, new cams too...
as a engine gets older and more miles on the clock, you get carbon build up on the piston, valves, combustion chamber, bearings wear out and all this adds to power loss, clean ya pistons, new valve's and clean the combustion chamber. lol also check clutch for wear and tear! that's where you'll...
i like the look of the 1.6 with 90hp, same as the dturbo, the standard diesel only produces 70hp but the 1.4 petrol produces 75hp, all do 0-60 in less than 14 seconds
not a gt anyway lol got a quote just before it went boom and it was for £1400 3rd party, checked again about a month later and it shot up to about £1900 including a £500 excess
one single shop won't do all that, the cost of garage space rent alone would destroy what ever profit they made. you'll be looking for multiple "custom" shops