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Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: Birmingham
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Broken Engine
After trashing a bearing at Bruntingthorpe, I've got a few choices on a re-build;
1) Rebuild my engine with same or upgraded parts 2) Buy a better rebuilt engine and sell my broken one 3) Swap my broken one for a similar spec. engine with money I've managed to price up all options except I can't find a sale price for a broken engine. is it worth £300-£400 to someone who would want to do a full rebuild? |
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HardcoRe GTROC Member
Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: in your mum's knicker drawer
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B@lls, thought it sounded lke a bearing, hope you get it sorted mate.
I would rebuild yours with uprated parts if it was me.
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I'd give you 300-400 anyday, as long as no con-rod has seen the light of day
I think you could even take more for bottom end and head. If the combustion chamber isn't totally smashed up and the camshaft bearing surfaces aren't totally burnt I can't see why it can't be rebuild at a reasonable cost. Crankshafts can also be reground and used with oversized bearing shells. But thats for me, RB26s don't come plenty in Germany ![]() Marc |
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