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DaveHak 11-13-2011 02:16 AM

Cost to rebuild a 3.6L
 
hey pelicans,

Just wondering, how much can one expect to fork over to have a 993 engine rebuilt?
I know it depends on the shop, but perhaps a ballpark range?

Any thoughts?

Deadeye 11-13-2011 08:20 AM

Okay, I'll take a stab at it-$5K to $10K for top end only and $10K to $15K for top & bottom. Many variables, upgrades and or parts found beyond spec. No substitute for what?

series9 11-13-2011 03:00 PM

If you'd like to use 3.2 as a comparison, I've had three of them come through my shop in the last six months.

#1 had bad guides, but good Mahle piston/cylinders. We rebuilt the heads, reringed the pistons and put it back together as a stock 3.2 for $5000.

#2 had bad guides and Kolbeschmidt Alusil piston/cylinders. That customer decided on good used Mahle cylinders, JE pistons, DR cams and stand alone FI with ITBs and head rebuild. The total isn't in yet, but it'll easily clear $10,000.

#3 had been over-revved badly. After the head rebuild and rod rebuild, the customer decided to increase displacement to 3.4 with LN cylinders, JE pistons and DR cams. $10,500.

These were all top-ends (although I did do rods in the last one).

If the pistons and cylinders are good, I could get a 3.6 done for $5000-$6000 on a top end as well.

DaveHak 11-13-2011 04:45 PM

Haha..That was Porsche's motto in the 80's

DaveHak 11-13-2011 08:45 PM

I appreciate the helpful input gentlemen!!

skinnerd 11-16-2011 01:36 AM

I agree with about $10-15k for a thorough job from a top flight shop.


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