Subject	This is not a simple answer.
Posted by	MixManMash on March 31, 2014 at 4:01 PM
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In Reply To	Need info on purchasing a used TT engine posted by para1chute on March 31, 2014 at 03:20 PM
Message	First, what is wrong with your existing engine. In some cases, having it rebuilt may be the best solution. Second, do not buy a used JDM engine unless you can verify compression & leak down numbers. As for years, 90-93 are identical matches. 94+ would have a different cam angle sensor, intake cams and intake cam gears. Basically, the overall length of the cam is shorter and the cam gears are adjusted because of this. 95+ would have different fuel injectors (connectors are different), different lower intake manifold and the cylinder heads are different - all because of the change in the fuel injector style.
Follow Ups	Need info on purchasing a used TT engine - para1chute 15:20:23 03/31/14 This is not a simple answer. - MixManMash 16:01:58 03/31/14 I've had both good and bad experience.. - bartz32tt 16:16:01 03/31/14 With the JDM engine, so long as you have verifiable - MixManMash 16:30:01 03/31/14 Re: Need info on purchasing a used TT engine - para1chute 19:21:10 03/31/14 see if you can sell it as is (n/m) - BoneZ (MD) 22:25:29 03/31/14 I'd cut your losses and sell as-is. - bartz32tt 00:50:43 04/01/14 Ouch. I am with the others on cutting your losses. But if - MixManMash 07:08:39 04/01/14 My engine came from Enginesus.com - GotTwins90 21:12:34 03/31/14 Call tiger jdm ask for sonny. You MUST change the timing - TTZ2NV(EPTmotorsports) 11:09:21 04/01/14
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