replacement engine

supramacist · 05-18-2007, 04:31 AM

You would be better off. Buying a new block from toyota and building it from the ground up and building it right, than trying to un-fubar some ones pos thrashed engine.

You really have no idea of what you are buying from e bay. Find a reputable dealer or a salvage yard anything other than an e bay engine.

Just buy a .45 and blow your brains out now and leave your wife the cheese.
Find a cressida engine and go that route.

You're buying someones old pita if you buy from e bay.
Check out: www.jasperengines.com

I hope this helps. Spend your money wisely, and do your research to the MAX, 1st.

Someone in this forum actually has a jasper engine. when my na goes out. I may go gte.

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05-18-2007, 04:31 AM	#2
supramacist 1000whp postwhore Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Escape from the Prison Planet Posts: 1,356	You would be better off. Buying a new block from toyota and building it from the ground up and building it right, than trying to un-fubar some ones pos thrashed engine. You really have no idea of what you are buying from e bay. Find a reputable dealer or a salvage yard anything other than an e bay engine. Just buy a .45 and blow your brains out now and leave your wife the cheese. Find a cressida engine and go that route. You're buying someones old pita if you buy from e bay. Check out: www.jasperengines.com I hope this helps. Spend your money wisely, and do your research to the MAX, 1st. Someone in this forum actually has a jasper engine. when my na goes out. I may go gte.