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papasmurf · 10-23-2015, 07:13 AM

I can't imagine having to dump that kind of $$ right off the bat. I personally would have probably just searched out a used engine and took my chances from there as you could put two or three used engines in for the price of some of the varous rebuilds which frequently do not have all that much warranty anyways. Raby obviously builds really good engines and charges for them as well and there are plenty of people that have had great experiences and will vouch for his product. The only thing I get tired of is hearing him do the same. If your product is the best, just sit quiet and let your customers do the advertising for you...no need to knock down your competition (whether you want to acknowledge them as competition or not) with every discussion.

-flame suit on.

10-23-2015, 07:13 AM	#22
papasmurf Registered User Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Waco, Texas Posts: 405	I hope you find some enjoyment from the car in the end... I can't imagine having to dump that kind of $$ right off the bat. I personally would have probably just searched out a used engine and took my chances from there as you could put two or three used engines in for the price of some of the varous rebuilds which frequently do not have all that much warranty anyways. Raby obviously builds really good engines and charges for them as well and there are plenty of people that have had great experiences and will vouch for his product. The only thing I get tired of is hearing him do the same. If your product is the best, just sit quiet and let your customers do the advertising for you...no need to knock down your competition (whether you want to acknowledge them as competition or not) with every discussion. -flame suit on.