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    Default N/A 20v or F/I 10v? cocoapuffs?

    what do you think i can get an engine for 1700$ 20v from montgomery...175hp 180 tq? i think or go with a F/I 10v that has like 170 and 175 stock?!?!?! what do you guys think they are both abought the same amount of work to put in.

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    the turbo engine all the way if you want to do power mods.

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    turbo if u want more power later on!

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    but what abought reliability....thats my worry.
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    Originally posted by Audi Kid
    but what abought reliability....thats my worry.
    a turbo car can be very reliable as long as you know what you're doing and everything is doen properly
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    Yeah, go with the 10V turbo (that's the 88 5000CS engine right you were talking about right?) How many K's on the engine? How's the turbo's condition? Do you know what the compression was and if it was a rollover or not? Might be a good idea to find all this stuff out beforehand, especially since you only have a 90-day warranty from Montgomery. Definitely better to START with a boosted motor, therefore saving you the time/$$ to get an N/A one 'up to par' for a turbo. Also, you're gonna do ALL the engine seals and check/replace the water/oil pump, plus all the tune-up crap, right? Start calling around for part prices; prolly looking at around $400-500 for these things, granted you actually NEED a water/oil pump. Try A & H Mueller, Auto-Marine Specialties, and there's also a sh*tload of VW/Audi parts places in VanCity too. Crappy Tire/Auto Value carries some/most of these things but the quality isn't as good as the German-made products....
    BTW have you tried looking for your motor elsewhere? Try Black Gold Imports or even try phoning the wreckers in VanCity too...

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    hmmmmm ya i think a turbo would be better too!! woosh hehe.ill call around man! thanks for the info guys!
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    Nevermind! im buying a 20v N/A because its bolts RIGHT in and wires up to my stock ECU. i just have to get new fuel lines because the fuel thingy is in the wrong place yay!
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