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 Originally Posted by kn1ghtm4r3
b18c7 = around about 6k ish
b18c2 = around about 4k ish
thats wat ive seen them go for around. usually upwards on those prices =)
Ouch, i expected like 3k for B18c2, and like 4.5k - 5k on the B18c7.
Helloo bankloan....
And thx ECU-MAN for that info
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Originally Posted by 1996ek1
Can someone tell me rough prices on
B18C7
B18C
(I see no B18C2 in that link, just a B18C from the DC2 VTi-R)
Any rough price is fine, just wanting ideas.
B18c7 running gears 6.5k +
B18c2 4k+
You have to also budget for wiring loom, mounts, computer. Thats an extra hundred. Plus installation.
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Originally Posted by 1996ek1
Ouch, i expected like 3k for B18c2, and like 4.5k - 5k on the B18c7.
Helloo bankloan....
And thx ECU-MAN for that info
u can probably find a b16 for about 3.5K - 4K
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As ive been told, i wont need an engineering certificate for B16B, how about for the B18C's, will that need to be engineered?
Because thats the reason i was staying away from engine conversion in the first place...
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AKmotorworks has a b18c2 halfcut for $3650
They're in melb, but its a halfcut with almost everything you need
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Originally Posted by EKCivic96
AKmotorworks has a b18c2 halfcut for $3650
They're in melb, but its a halfcut with almost everything you need
Hmm im sydney, wouldn't it cost alot to bring it over here?
+ almost everything ?
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Originally Posted by cristian
u can probably find a b16 for about 3.5K - 4K
Yes, but not a b16b for that price.
Originally Posted by 1996ek1
Hmm im sydney, wouldn't it cost alot to bring it over here?
+ almost everything ?
Shouldnt cost to much I wouldnt have thought.
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Originally Posted by ludecrs
They have the depreciation re-sale value of a burnt out and multi-rolled Commodore.
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what's your budget? we could probably give you better advice if we know how much you're wanting to spend.
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Originally Posted by 1996ek1
Hmm im sydney, wouldn't it cost alot to bring it over here?
+ almost everything ?
Was speaking to them and shipping to Sydney is only $100 
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Originally Posted by ludecrs
They have the depreciation re-sale value of a burnt out and multi-rolled Commodore.
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Originally Posted by Zdster
Was speaking to them and shipping to Sydney is only $100
Thank !!
And i don't know my budget yet, because it is a year long project (well i have till July 08' to complete it, i hope to be finished sooner though, so i can make money as i go, and possibly a loan or something to buy the engine. Ill see how it works out)
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If you dont have much money, keep your car stock.
Save more until you have enough for the setup, for any possible problems along the way, and money left over to live/play with.
/story.
Tom says: "Now remember kids, offsets are like women... they are best in their teens."
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Originally Posted by Q_ball
If you dont have much money, keep your car stock.
Save more until you have enough for the setup, for any possible problems along the way, and money left over to live/play with.
/story.
haha, other people pay for me to live. + i plan on getting a loan just a little more then what i need, incase something does happen, and i need a few extra dollars. As for playing with, ill play with my car, once im finished it 
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