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Join Date: Jan 1999
Location: Farmingdale, NY
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![]() Hey everyone!
Need some feedback and recommendations here. I have about 134K on my 93GT, an the car runs great (daily driver, never gone past 4000 RPM's, well-maintained etc.) but I'm thinking of a rebuild when it hits somewhere around the 150K or so, and keep it as my "weekend" car. I was thinking of just re-doing the stock block with the Summit rebuid kit. Or is it worth getting a new block with new bearings, pistons etc.?? I can't spend more than $1500 (married, got a kid..well you get the pic) I don't plan to visit the track in the near future (probably not at all), just plain old street driving with a little kick and punch every Sunday or so. I do plan to get new heads, new cam, and probably a new GT 40 intake. Let me know. Thanks fongo ------------------ 1993 GT, K&N filter, Accel dist.,Splitfire plugs, BBK: 1 5/8 unequal length shorties, hi flow H-pipe w/ cats; Flowmasters 2 chamber American Thunder catback system, Motorsports 3-core radiator, 180º thermostat...the rest is bone stock! |
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