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danny1200
fitting and price of a CA18
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how much will a ca18 cost. To buy and install in a 1200 coupe,sedan or ute and can it be enginered? if so how much??? any help would be great...

Posted on: 2004/3/23 11:58
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Danny this completely depends on your skill level. I'd say 5000 - 35000 depending on how neat, how wild, and how bad you are with doing it yourself.

The general costs of a 1200+CA18DETtransplant, have been discussed well over 5 times on this site. Please become familiar with the Search Facility in the Left Menu Bar.

Regards,
Chris.

Posted on: 2004/3/23 14:21
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matty
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Hi mate
I picked up a CA18DET with new turbo, gearbox, new clutch, computer and loom for $1500. If you are paying someone else to do the installation expect it to cost between $5000 and $8000 for a professionally completed job with a mod plate, intercooler, exhaust etc. This price range doesn't include the motor,gearbox etc or brake and diff upgrades.
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Posted on: 2004/3/23 14:22
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I payed $2000 for a complete half cut here in WA and have done 90% of the install in the back shed.

My advice is what ever figure you come up with times it by 3. Every car I have built has gone over budget. My coupe was suposed to be a $7000 project. Its 80% complete and thus far is a $21 000 car.

Posted on: 2004/3/24 8:18
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matty
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That's a very smart way of looking at it old school. I'm in the same boat as I bought my ute to have a bit of fun and make trips to the tip easier while renovating my house. Famous last words.
Matty

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datsik
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where did u buy the 1/2 cut? do they have many in stock? how many kays? did u get a manual?
would u deal with these people again?

Posted on: 2004/3/24 14:02
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I could get you a CA18E for much cheaper than those prices then I'd spend the $ on a CA18DET, does anyone know if the CA18E and DET use the same mounting points? it might be cheaper than buying an S13...

Posted on: 2004/3/25 2:14
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datsik
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where did u buy the 1/2 cut? do they have many in stock? how many kays? did u get a manual?
would u deal with these people again?

Posted on: 2004/3/26 16:10
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datsik
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hey old skool

where did u buy the 1/2 cut? do they have many in stock? how many kays? did u get a manual?
would u deal with these people again?

TIA


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at city distmantlers im sure they had a 35.000km ca18de or sr20de for $1400. im sure they would be able toget it to perth or where every quite easy. i spotted it while looking at a old A-15.
but im sure 1 will come by cheap if ya keep ya eyes out and be patient

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