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why are the 1.8 v6's less exspensive then the 1.6 b6ze? I find this a little odd. Did mazda make more 1.8 then 1.6?

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b/c the 1.8 is a worthless engine and no one buys them b/c of how easy the 2.5 is to bolt in.

at least the 1.6 dohc has potential and other applications (festiva, 323, miata)
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Thats about what I figured, I guess. By the way, I have looked just about everywhere on the internet, and I can not find a 1.6L dohc remanufactured engine for inder 500 dollars. I have spent almost an entire month trying to find a sweet deal with no luck at all. Is this what I'm expected to have to pay? That seems like a lot of money for a 10 year old engine platform with not much power.

Well, If anyone knows of a good place, please, let me know.

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Post by white94mx3 »

if you're gonna buy an engine to replace your current 1.6L I4, then go ahead and spend the extra cash and get somthing worth it, you can pick up a B6-T on corksport for $799. or you can wait til I drop my B6-T in, and I'll sell you my old B6-ZE :D
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Corksport does have a b6-t but it's $899.00 + shipping, it should be free for that kind of price. I also don't see anywhere where it say's that it's been remanufactured. Also, I'm a little confused here, a b6-t? Isn't that the 323 gt gtx engine? Or have they taken my engine and put the 323 turbo on it? I know that they are practically the same engine, but, they dont really look the same completely. What it is that I'm trying to do is start fresh with a remanufactured engine that I can build during the winter here. I was planing on going the whole 323 turbo manifold route.

I guess what I'm trying to say is that I know what it is I want to do, and how I would like to do it. But I just might be a little confused about the whole dam thing. I was once told that "vision without knowlege, is like trying to drive a boat on dry land".

I'm looking to do this for around $1,500.00 or so.

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maybe a rebuilt BP motor
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Sure that would be the best thing for me to do. But I have been told many times here on this site that the 1.6 dohc to 1.8 BP dohc is quite the job. I don't want to have to mess with my computer and all that wiring junk. I mean if it can work, And its not a job that would have me writing on this forum every night asking for help, then I would love to do that swap. The bp? I have seen thouse on the internet for not all that much.

Well, I don't know. Thanks for the Bp idea but I 'm not sure if that will work for me or not.
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Post by phillyMX3mayn »

is the b6t a direct replacement for the 1.6dohc and does anyone have any pictures or notes on this swap?
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