OEM Engines...
05-09-2009, 02:25 PM
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OEM Engines...
In which manner are you guys more interested in getting an engine?
Full Engine [long block w/accessories, pulleys, intake manifold, timing cover, etc]
Long Block [block and heads only]
Short block [block only]
or Heads Only
Im starting this new company, composed of wreckyard parts. And i am wanting to see what the majority of the forum member are interested in.
Full Engine [long block w/accessories, pulleys, intake manifold, timing cover, etc]
Long Block [block and heads only]
Short block [block only]
or Heads Only
Im starting this new company, composed of wreckyard parts. And i am wanting to see what the majority of the forum member are interested in.
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05-10-2009, 04:36 AM
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Your starting a company and you dont even know the tranny codes. As far as your first ? people buy what they need. do you buy a complete engine when you just need heads or heads when you need a long block no. buy what fits your individual needs and everyones needs are different.
05-10-2009, 12:09 PM
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Nissan OEM 350Z Transmission 03-06
Code: NIS350-32010-CD009
Name: Nissan OEM 350Z Transmission 03-06
Price: $1,649.00
Description: This is the newest and latest release of the 350Z Transmission. As we all know the earlier version of the 350Z Transmissions have soft synco rings, and cause grinding in gears. These are a direct bolt on, no additional modifications required.
CD010 is for the 07-08 HR.
I think 5-600 bucks for a for a low milage tranny in good condition is what i mean by a good price.
Code: NIS350-32010-CD009
Name: Nissan OEM 350Z Transmission 03-06
Price: $1,649.00
Description: This is the newest and latest release of the 350Z Transmission. As we all know the earlier version of the 350Z Transmissions have soft synco rings, and cause grinding in gears. These are a direct bolt on, no additional modifications required.
CD010 is for the 07-08 HR.
I think 5-600 bucks for a for a low milage tranny in good condition is what i mean by a good price.
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05-10-2009, 02:27 PM
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Your starting a company and you dont even know the tranny codes. As far as your first ? people buy what they need. do you buy a complete engine when you just need heads or heads when you need a long block no. buy what fits your individual needs and everyones needs are different.
In regards to engines, I want to know what the masses are interested in so i can buy them a few at a time. And/or buy engines and disassemble them myself, and part them out.
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Give the guy a break. It's hard enough looking for parts in a wreck yard. I'm sure he'll get the hang of it. Not everyone knows everything. It would be different if you bought something and it's not the right part.
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