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From what I'm understanding here East Street, Race Engineering, Autotechnik, and Stewart are the known top national engines with Rossini being a wildcard. What are the typical price ranges for engines from these builders?
Are East Street engines really that much better than everyone elses?
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, 06-17-2012 08:21 AM
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From what I'm understanding here East Street, Race Engineering, Autotechnik, and Stewart are the known top national engines with Rossini being a wildcard. What are the typical price ranges for engines from these builders?
Why don't you call them up and ask? You also need to factor support in the equation. Speak to them and get a feel for who will take the time with you.
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I did not mean to imply that Rossini is a wild card. His engines are good but there are just less of them running up front right now. Most likely not the engines fault and he is always at the track and is a hale of a good guy.From what I'm understanding here East Street, Race Engineering, Autotechnik, and Stewart are the known top national engines with Rossini being a wildcard. What are the typical price ranges for engines from these builders?
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