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Old 10-06-2008, 10:14 AM   #9
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try closer to 300-400 for an engine and tranny and ecu. if you want to rebuild it yourself you can get a soft seal kit for anywhere from 300-600, apex seals for another 300.

Sorry, it's not effective. It will work, but it will not be effective. That's like saying a knife is effective at killing people during a war. Yes it will work, but it's much more effective to use an M16 or an AK, probably cheaper too... this argument seems eerily familiar....
You already have that information.

The question is really why are you so hell bent on doing a remote mount?
I'm not hell bent on doing one, I was asking if someone had done one on a rotary.

Why are you so hell bent in putting down a setup you probably have never used?

And honestly, I have not seen a TII longblock with tranny for 300-400 bucks. If you do manage to find one for that price, it will more than likely need at the least a housing and rotor.

They do seem to be very effective, although you seem to think not. Many people have run them with great results.
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