Check the number of miles driven before you do that.
Lesson learned?
Why do you expect a hp increase with an engine rebuild? its a rebuild if the engine is tired,thats all
Why do you expect a hp increase with an engine rebuild? its a rebuild if the engine is tired,thats all
After a lot of driving, the engine will lose BHP.
So a new engine will restore the BHP back to normal.
That is my point exactly,but i would not expect extra horsepower over the standard engine after a rebuild,which,i think kdryan was expecting
Because a rebuild brings the engine back to its original hp after the engine has been used alot,a rebuild would not give you extra hp over and above the standard engineWhy WOULDN'T you?
Because a rebuild brings the engine back to its original hp after the engine has been used alot,a rebuild would not give you extra hp over and above the standard engine
The engine rebuild is completely useless. And here we go again with the farfetched pricing. An engine rebuild on a F1 car is around 150K. Where in the hell do they get 500,000 credits for an engine rebuild? Comepletely ridiculous and stupid IMO. Yes i know not every rebuild cost's that much but still. This is a completely useless feature..Unless you want to spend a half million for an unoticeable 6-10 HP...
Another thing PD shortcutted on, IIRC all engine rebuilds just cost 1/2 of the overal car cost. or 1/4, I can't remember.
I stand corrected. I meant HP returned, but since I just bought the thing, it's new HP to me...
I think we are getting our wires crossed,wether the car is standard or not,after a rebuild you should get the hp back after the rebuild of whatever the hp was beforeBut his engine wasn't standard.
It already had miles on it (not sure how much exactly).
I assume for such an expensive car it wouldn't be much, so an oil change would have sufficed.
I think we are getting our wires crossed,wether the car is standard or not,after a rebuild you should get the hp back after the rebuild of whatever the hp was before
Yeah,got there in the endNo, I meant the engine wasn't a standard engine.
It already had miles on it so it was a used engine.
But the problem's solved now![]()
Depends on the mileage of course.Why WOULDN'T you?
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