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I say find someone that will do an engine swap and possibly jump on that motor Emad linked to earlier. It had less miles than that 115k one and the swap will probably run you anywhere from 500-1,000-but even at that, it'll be cheaper than 6K. The only thing I'm not too sure about is how much more than a direct swap you'll have to do to make a non-revup motor 100% compatible with a revup car in terms of ecu and everything.
Mine is automatic, so isn't it non rev up??
Honestly I don't know what I am goin to do. No warranty...still owe about $8000 on it... I guess I'll be selling the Works. I'll see if my uncle's shop has an engine hoist and I can do the swap myself.
Honestly I don't know what I am goin to do. No warranty...still owe about $8000 on it... I guess I'll be selling the Works. I'll see if my uncle's shop has an engine hoist and I can do the swap myself.
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As for a motor, be sure to search man. You can easily find a full motor for under 2k. Its a very common car with MANY engines on the market.
It is a girl haha. She wants a reliable, nice car. Wanted a Murano but theres none up here. So Scott has this car.
Sorry to hear that man. Iv never heard of that happening.
Scott said to apply when Im ready lol. These cars just kinda sell themselves.
Scott said to apply when Im ready lol. These cars just kinda sell themselves.
Dawn, yea it is an 05 AWD Garnet Fire Sedan with Black interior, premium package and 100k miles.
Andrew and I may be going back tonight with her in her 99 G20 if it is legit lol.
Andrew and I may be going back tonight with her in her 99 G20 if it is legit lol.
Hmmm...that's a good question...is Revup motor only 6mt? Lol...I guess I've never needed to know that since I always am looking at 6mt mods and stuff. But yes, if you can do a swap yourself, I say go for it. You'll actually learn quite a bit from the process. There's one thing I KNOW I wouldn't do and that's pay 11K for a new motor to be swapped in. An LS swap will probably cost you less to swap in. Really sucks though man-I want to cry for you
Hmmm...that's a good question...is Revup motor only 6mt? Lol...I guess I've never needed to know that since I always am looking at 6mt mods and stuff. But yes, if you can do a swap yourself, I say go for it. You'll actually learn quite a bit from the process. There's one thing I KNOW I wouldn't do and that's pay 11K for a new motor to be swapped in. An LS swap will probably cost you less to swap in. Really sucks though man-I want to cry for you 

I say find someone that will do an engine swap and possibly jump on that motor Emad linked to earlier. It had less miles than that 115k one and the swap will probably run you anywhere from 500-1,000-but even at that, it'll be cheaper than 6K. The only thing I'm not too sure about is how much more than a direct swap you'll have to do to make a non-revup motor 100% compatible with a revup car in terms of ecu and everything.Definitely try and do it yourself if possible.

Hmmm...that's a good question...is Revup motor only 6mt? Lol...I guess I've never needed to know that since I always am looking at 6mt mods and stuff. But yes, if you can do a swap yourself, I say go for it. You'll actually learn quite a bit from the process. There's one thing I KNOW I wouldn't do and that's pay 11K for a new motor to be swapped in. An LS swap will probably cost you less to swap in. Really sucks though man-I want to cry for you 

If you are going to spend 11k definitely do an LS swap.
I'll try to get pops to see if he would run it somewhere for him, but IDK.
Man. That's the worst news ever. How the hell did it throw a rod???? Hit up cl. Imsawma couple on there. But jump on it. Should cost you no more than 3k total if you do some labor.
And why would you convince a girl to buy a car with 100k on it??? Let her get a Murano..
And why would you convince a girl to buy a car with 100k on it??? Let her get a Murano..


