Whats everyones Mileage ?
11-21-2005, 08:06 AM
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Originally Posted by RedlineBoyzCRX
It really matter how many are on the engine. If you rebuild, which is cheap if you do it yourself, it is like brand new. 0 miles.
Oh really if you rebuild its like brand new when your done? Wow I didnt know that. Thanks man.
My question was directed towards the high mileage people. Just curious how high some people are on miles.
12-08-2005, 11:36 PM
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Originally Posted by RedlineBoyzCRX
It really matter how many are on the engine. If you rebuild, which is cheap if you do it yourself, it is like brand new. 0 miles.
so doesnt really how many miles on the original engine?
rebuilt engine.. can run pretty long ?
12-11-2005, 04:45 AM
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Rebuilt engines should run like new considering there are no parts that are badly damaged or worn. All a rebuild usually consists of is new seals, gaskets, piston rings and a good cleaning.
You really can't say it's a new engine, though-just newly rebuilt. The parts are still worn from mileage.
I got my engine rebuilt (didn't have the balls to do it myself the first time) before I was deployed. They told me to put 1,000 miles of easy driving on it to break it in, so I drove 1k miles in three days and got to have some good fun for about a week before I left.
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You really can't say it's a new engine, though-just newly rebuilt. The parts are still worn from mileage.
I got my engine rebuilt (didn't have the balls to do it myself the first time) before I was deployed. They told me to put 1,000 miles of easy driving on it to break it in, so I drove 1k miles in three days and got to have some good fun for about a week before I left.
Jake
from Al Udeid AFB, Qatar
