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Who has the best?

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silverbody96   +1y
I looking to rebuild my 2200 in my mazda next year. Who has the best rebuild kit out there?
silverbody96   +1y
I guess nobody has rebuilt there motor before!
wht01ranger   +1y
nope, we just replace squirrels once in awhile
50s dragger   +1y
I got tired of getting flicked off by little white hair old ladys on the interstate for being in their way .so im putting a bridgeported 12a rotary engine in mine .
SSM-Webmaster   +1y
not sure where your located but if your in california talk to bokan brothers in sacramento. they're awsome.
Kyrasis6   +1y
I don't buy rebuild kits, they're craptacular. I buy all my parts individually or have the machine shop order what I need if they are machining the block or crank or something. Since you may not know what you need until the shop gets them and they can machine the block and crank to the parts they order it is often better just to get some of them that way.

I don't get anything from Advance Auto or Autozone except little stuff like gaskets and stuff. You pay too much for a low quality product (although there arn't many other options for us usually).
stromad   +1y
Edited: 10/13/2006 8:58:38 PM by 2lowastro

ford or chevy make the best rubuild kit it comes in the form of a small block
down2earthdawg   +1y
Originally posted by 2lowastro



ford or chevy make the best rubuild kit it comes in the form or a small block

SO TRUE!
dssur   +1y
rebuilding is nice but spending that much for so litlle hp doesnt make much sense. Instead of talking about alternative swaps, and assuming you are happy with the mazda motor, just find a jdm engine importer. You can get a 30-50k mile 2 liter for 5-800 bucks. If you rebuilt it, you'd spend that just at the machine shop before buying parts!

I have a jdm 2 liter in mine and it is super sweet. Bolts in because its the same exact engine, you just need to change some of the accessories, the distributor, and the intake, all of which SIMPLIFIES the swap.
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