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one broke moderator
Join Date: Feb 2008
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I dont really understand how so many people can spend upwards of 30k on there 20b swaps unless a shop is doing ALL the work.
If your smart and shop around you can easily have a killer NA setup for under 10k. However I am fortunate to use the resources at my university and from the local help with tuning and wiring. Here is my break down if anyone is interested. 20b shortblock -- 1500 shipped, yeah I know I found a deal 20b rebuild -- all the goodies, heavy porting, balancing etc 4500-5000 (3) 13b housings -- price to be determined (prolly around 800) Haltech platinum sport 2000 -- 1500 lS1 coils "smart coils" -- 150 bucks Header -- 500 bucks in material (I did the fab work on it) 20b stock subframe mounts -- 100 bucks (again I did the fab work) Electric meizere 55gpm waterpump refurbished -- 150 bucks ITB's (untested) 250 bucks in material (again fabbed by me) Misc. electronics, wiring, sensors -- 800 That is pretty much what I have into the car as it sits now. Its actually less than 10k more like 9k and everything is basically brand new. All the 13b related stuff I sold off almost covered the cost of the entire build so I pretty much broke even on a setup that will be more reliable, sound awesome, and make great power. I cant complain. |
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Now if you can do it all yourself, you'll end up at the $15,000 mark I'm confident. Factor in though selling off all the 13B parts and you'll knock off $6,000 or so from the price. The $30K you see frequently quoted is for the vast majority of us that can't do the work themselves. This is for a turbo setup which adds $5,000 easy into the mix. Most of us have spent way more than the $30K figure but I believe with proper planning, the job can be done for the $30K figure. Last edited by War Eagle; 07-03-2009 at 08:50 PM. |
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one broke moderator
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I am using the stock subframe, its very similar to logans kit. I did my own modifications to the steering rack etc. As far as tuning my buddy who tunes is amazing and is going to hook me up. I just paid for 3 T2 housings for a killer deal, so the price has been up a little bit.
The mounting the of the 20b only cost me 200 bucks in material. I bought some 3" aluminum round stock for the actual mounts and turned them down on the lathe and used some 1/4 mild steel plate for the mount brackets. If anyone needs mounts let me know ![]() Quote:
Last edited by charlies7; 07-11-2009 at 03:28 PM. |
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Clutch Radiator Possibly oil cooler(s) On the street, you might get away with "stock" parts, but throw this car on the track, and it's going to overheat. That adds an easy grand...if not more like couple grand more on the budget. -Ted |
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The Ancient One
Join Date: Mar 2008
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I remember how many friends have shown me their build sheets estimating what their builds would cost. I generally found that multiplying by three worked out pretty well. Sometimes four.
I will also admit that when I was first doing this stuff, I made that same mistake. At least a mistake in hindsight. Others may be much more capable than I and my friends have been. Gordon
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