Im getting a new engine soon hopefully so im window shopping on prices, but i want good customer service, good price.

TIA

 

Lots of variables in there...OEM replacement, cylinders, type, etc?

I'd get the best warranty for the best price...or if money is no object...and LCE built engine.

 

I think brucets went through nippon-motors.com but I would call TAP recycling for prices also.

 

got my 3vze from oregon engine rebuilders, fair price and a great product

 

cool, i found one on ebay for 1200 but then the core is 300, and im not sure on the shipping thingy majig. ANYONE else know of a place?

 

i've gotten 2 engines from orient engine in the past 2 months,one was a 3.4,the other a camry engine,so far the 3.4 is good.the camry engine had a balance shaft issue-i just submitted for the warranty repair on it-so far they have been good to deal with,will no for sure if warranty is handled well.supposed to have 3yr unlimited mileage.we all know though that warranties are only as good as the company backing them.will let ya know how it goes,the 3.4 i think cost $2400 memory serves,the camry was $1800

 

the one i got from oregon engne rebuilders has an unlimited mileage warranty for life! but only for the original buyer(me) if i were to sell it, the warranty would be void

 

I could not be happier with my Jasper rebuilt...their customer service is what sold me, but they also back their product. Had a problem with compression on the first go around and they replaced the head and paid the labor for my shop with no hesitation.

 

I got my 22RE from Orient Engine a few months ago. Great price and it runs perfect so far. Like posted earlier, it is a 3yr. unlimited mileage. Plus, their labor prices in the warranty are better than most that I found.

 

schweet, well if its anywhere near 2000 ill take it in, there is a shop around here who installs a new block and all the internals, then cleans your ลลลล. free towing and install too, for 2200.

Thanks keep em' comin.

 

"TAP recycling" has quite a reputation.. So do your due dilligence.