djaaronp

Im considering another option (my wheels are always spinning) I saw a wrecked TII the other day who's owner claims that its still running, Ill have to look a little closer. But, its got over 100k on it. No biggie, he's probably gonna let it go cheap. I was wondering if this would be a good opportunity for me to learn how to do some engine work. I could buy this for cheap, try to rebuild it myself and allthemeanwhile ive got my other car for transportation so if it goes sour, I will still have a vehicle. Is this a decent idea? I just want some opinions to whether this would be a good way for me to learn how to do some engine work/rebuilds without leaving myself stranded with my primary vehicle broken. What do you all think?

Aaron

Samps

Don't think; just do it.

Dvst8

iTrader: (6)

learning to fix a rotary or any car on your own is priceless...

vaughnc

Hey if it's an 89-91 TII wrecked, I'll buy it whole

RotaryWeaponSE7EN

iTrader: (6)

If you got the extra cash, go ahead.

Detriuch

iTrader: (1)

yea why not. but isnt a turbo rebuild more strain that puttin together a n/a?

djaaronp

It might be more of a strain, but in the end I will have learned a LOT more about how the car works and proper maintenance. Plus I will have better respect for my car and treat it with even MORE care. I think I may do this. I found a TII thats not wrecked and seems to be in poor running condition, I may buy it and rebuild it. And if all else fails, Im sure you guys need some parts! lol.

Aaron

wickedkin6s44

If you have the time and money to learn and try to rebuild it on your own do IT!!!

That don't sound like a bad idea. GO FOr It!

wickedkin6s44