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Right now I am in college, so my money and space is tight. So i was wondering your guys opinions on buying a motor now and fixing it up. Then when i have the money i will buy an actual 951 and swap egines. That way i can get the internals of the motor already build up and have the motor bored out to 2.8 L. Plus buy a few things like intakes and such.
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Pdiver, not sure if I would do it that way. Based on experience, too many things can happen in life and you don't want to tie up all this money and effort into a project when you don't even have a car.
I would start by buying the car and then go from there. Just my suggestion.
I would start by buying the car and then go from there. Just my suggestion.
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How much would you want for your motor mike? And how long would you hold it for because right now i have to wait for this kid to give me the money that he ows me.
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If you want to build a motor for the fun/satisfaction of it, then go for it. I plan to do the same thing. However, for the cost of building a 2.8 from scratch, you could probably buy and modify a 2.5 liter 951 capable of running with a Z06.