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Thread: Testing waters/wtb- A full b16 swap or Gsr swap

  1. 11-13-2010, 11:31 PM #1
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    Thumbs up Testing waters/wtb- A full b16 swap or Gsr swap

    I am just browsing right now looking for that right motor swap. I am really shooting towards a b16a or a b16a2, whichever one will do. As for the gsr, it can be a b18c (which I doubt anyone has) or a b18c1. A full swap, it will need to be in good shape roughly about 0k to 130k on the motor nothing above that range. I will need some sort of papers proving that it has good compression in all 4 of the ports.Thanks for your time, simple feedback will be accepted.

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  2. 11-14-2010, 04:04 PM #2
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    How much u trying to spend ? I have a complete type r swap in my coupe so u can see n drive if interested lmk ..
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