Anyone have a negative experience with the engine builder kit?
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Anyone have a negative experience with the engine builder kit?
Well, the time has come to rebuild my engine and I was going to get one from engnbldr.com. has anyone here had any negative effects from his kits? thanks and sorry of this is a repost but I want to hear some new feedback. thanks!!
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All you have to do is look at EB's ebay feedback rating, currently over 10,000 feedback score and 100% positive.
http://myworld.ebay.com/ebaymotors/engnbldr/
http://myworld.ebay.com/ebaymotors/engnbldr/
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he sells cams? i just sent him an e-mail because I need one and he says he doesn't carry them.
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great to hear, thanks man. I am getting his 261 cam as well. i e-mailed him last night around 10 and I had a reply this morning before I went to work at 6:30. very very helpful. thanks
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All you have to do is look at EB's ebay feedback rating, currently over 10,000 feedback score and 100% positive.
http://myworld.ebay.com/ebaymotors/engnbldr/
http://myworld.ebay.com/ebaymotors/engnbldr/
#12
he quoted me a great price for his kit so I am going to jump all over that and he also pretty much diagnosed my problem just through the e-mail i sent him.
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ok, i have another question.
I know you said his parts anre great and top of the line, BUT has anyone had any problems after rebuilding their engines or do they run like new,etc...?
Does that make sense? It sounds right in my head but is hard to put down into words.
I know you said his parts anre great and top of the line, BUT has anyone had any problems after rebuilding their engines or do they run like new,etc...?
Does that make sense? It sounds right in my head but is hard to put down into words.
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Well, it's relative. My engine feels stronger so far, but it's only got around 500 miles on it now and I haven't really abused it and haven't been off road with it. I can tell you it's not like I'm driving a small block, but it feels strong for a 22R-E. I have a stock bottom end and stock compression, so any power increase is only the cam, oversize valves and header. Where it seems to make the biggest difference to my seat is from about 3000 to 4000 RPM, pulls pretty well there. It's a ton of fun to drive, that's for sure, though! But without a turbo, no 22R is going to feel anything like a bigger V6.
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I rebuilt last fall with engbuilder and all their stuff worked good for me. Prices were reasonable, delivery prompt.
Only problem was a miss sized o-ring, which I solved at Ace for 59 cents.
Only problem was a miss sized o-ring, which I solved at Ace for 59 cents.
Last edited by MonsterMaxx; Jun 18, 2007 at 10:04 AM.
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Well, it's relative. My engine feels stronger so far, but it's only got around 500 miles on it now and I haven't really abused it and haven't been off road with it. I can tell you it's not like I'm driving a small block, but it feels strong for a 22R-E. I have a stock bottom end and stock compression, so any power increase is only the cam, oversize valves and header. Where it seems to make the biggest difference to my seat is from about 3000 to 4000 RPM, pulls pretty well there. It's a ton of fun to drive, that's for sure, though! But without a turbo, no 22R is going to feel anything like a bigger V6.
I just needed a little bit more. I have an automatic and we all know how they are. I have lc headers, hi-flow cat,and a flowmaster, so hopefully the cam will complement these very well. I guess it couldn't hurt, right?


