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Well, there's a 1992 Trans Sport minivan in the family and it's soon gunna take a dump (300,000kms). It's OBDI right? Are these harder or easier to program/tune? Would this motor be worth rebuilding, for maybe a supercharger?
Question is: Scrap it or keep it?
186,000 miles is a lot. I wouldn't bother trying to save that engine. If your just going to junk the car then I would take the motor just so you could have it if you ever need/want it for anything. Might make an interesting project sometime down the road. I wouldn't go putting it in your firebird though. ;)
<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by V6Maniac: 186,000 miles is a lot. I wouldn't bother trying to save that engine. If your just going to junk the car then I would take the motor just so you could have it if you ever need/want it for anything. Might make an interesting project sometime down the road. I wouldn't go putting it in your firebird though. ;) <hr></blockquote>
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