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Re: TW 35 FWA Engine Rebuld
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Bern
10-31-2019 15:31:56
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I would disassemble it first and see what you have to work with. The pistons are most likely re-usable. If all you need are rings, gaskets, and sleeve work, you'd come out a lot cheaper, and more importantly, you'd know what you have. I don't trust aftermarket long blocks after what I've seen in the past.
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RickB
11-01-2019 04:06:26
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Re: TW 35 FWA Engine Rebuld in reply to Bern, 10-31-2019 15:31:56
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Without going into specifics about the sources mentioned, I heartily agree.
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