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I am new to the sand rail circuit. any pros and cons for the Ecotech engine with 091 bus Transmission. looking on buying a used sand rail with this setup

THANKS !!

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The ecotech motor is a good motor.Is it a 2.2 or 2.4.The 2.4 is a great motor we turbo charge them to 360 H/P with no mods and it loves it.The 2.2 is not as strong i would bring it to a shop and let them check it out before you buy it.

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Here are the spec for the one i want to buy. I alos noticed do you sell rails also

2007 Joyner

4 cylinder super charged eco-tec engine

091 bus trans, brand new rebuild close ratio gears

930 CV's new

Brand new axles

Aluminum radiator for engine-With electic Fans

Aluminum radiator for super charger-With electric Fan

Brand new brakes

Hydrolic clutch

Kennedy clutch and components

Brand new Willwood Rear Brakes

Full gauge package in dash

Ipod hookup in dash

6 HID lights

2 paddles tires

2 front sand tires

4 matching wheels and tires for desert

Brand new fuel regulator-

MSD fuel Pump

All New Fuel Lines

Optima battary

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