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22RE engine to replace 22RET


mitch_houser
01-07-2008, 05:40 PM
Can a regular 22re motor replace a 22 RET motor by placeing the turbo and other componets to replace the stock ones.Is the compression ratio that differant to blow replacement motor?This is to trplece the clancking engine I posted before can't figure where noise is coming from but is really bad so its got to be bad to fix found a rebuilt 22re for 400.00 coming out of a later forunner.Just wondering if this is doable before buying the motor .thanks Mitch

fourwd1
01-08-2008, 08:27 AM
The RTE has a stronger block, hardened pistons, and fittings for the turbo oil lines.
You could drill and tap a RE block for the oil line fittings and use it, and it might last awhile if you were easy on it.

mustangman02232
01-28-2008, 12:01 PM
check craigslist, ive seen 22RET motors and trannys going around me for $400

fourwd1
01-29-2008, 08:55 PM
check craigslist, ive seen 22RET motors and trannys going around me for $400


A 22RTE for $400 is toasted.
A "decent" running one will be in the neighborhood of $1000-1500.
They just don't last due to abuse and poor maintainence.

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