How-to: Swap your own built engine - By Bruschijr - Updated: 6.17.2005
I am also doing the install of my built block myself. There is nothing to it. Just get yourself started with the right tools and a little bit of knowledge and you will be fine.
. You will safe a lot of euros ( currency here ) and know exactly what has been done to your engine. And if you are really stuck or dont know anything, you can always ask someone.
. You will safe a lot of euros ( currency here ) and know exactly what has been done to your engine. And if you are really stuck or dont know anything, you can always ask someone.
FSM.
If you can't figure out how to then, this isn't for you and you need to pay someone.
If you can't afford to pay someone, then you definitely shouldn't be running a built Z.
Either know your sheet, or have $$$$... Either way that's how it is!
If you can't figure out how to then, this isn't for you and you need to pay someone.
If you can't afford to pay someone, then you definitely shouldn't be running a built Z.
Either know your sheet, or have $$$$... Either way that's how it is!
new reply to old post:
what did u guys do about the ac condenser line that connects to the engine? is there a special tool needed to pull that off. im transferring an engine from my daily z to my track z that doesn't have ac. on the track car, i cut it to pull the engine out
what did u guys do about the ac condenser line that connects to the engine? is there a special tool needed to pull that off. im transferring an engine from my daily z to my track z that doesn't have ac. on the track car, i cut it to pull the engine out
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