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    Quote Originally Posted by Barefoot View Post
    welcome.

    me personally all those motors have been done over and over to the point there is no difficulty factor or wow factor anymore. people are killing lsx and 2js left and right. after awhile it just gets old. id go with something most people wouldnt think of. there is about a million other motors out there.
    well, its kinda hard to be original anymore. everything has already been done over and over in my opinion. i want to get the most bang for my buck, which means the less custom fab work, the better. also i want to use an engine that is turbo from the factory, unless its a v8, which kinda narrows it down to 2jz, RB, or LSx

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    Quote Originally Posted by sc61civ View Post
    well, its kinda hard to be original anymore. everything has already been done over and over in my opinion. i want to get the most bang for my buck, which means the less custom fab work, the better. also i want to use an engine that is turbo from the factory, unless its a v8, which kinda narrows it down to 2jz, RB, or LSx
    there are so many other motors out there. all the motors u picked are what have been done over and over.


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