QUOTE(AhBeng967 @ May 21 2008, 01:46 PM)
Bro,
Who told you he paid 20K but never come collect afterwards ??
I suppose it has to be 'cash', of course. Last time I checked, Powerzone accept only cash and not cattle

1 of the worker there forgot wat his name d..
QUOTE(AhBeng967 @ May 21 2008, 02:09 PM)
As far as I know that 20K is not just for engine mods alone. That Iswara is getting the full treatment :- engine transplant, EFI, piggyback, PnP, blueprinting & balancing, driveline, suspension, chassis upgrades, brake system, etc.
Just my 2 cents, but it really depends what you had in mind and which direction you want to go with the modding. As far as having 12K to play with engine mods and an evo3 engine, there's absolutely nothing wrong with that direction of course. I have been thinking however that evo3 half-cuts now cost around 7.5 to 8.5K. Not much left then of your original 12K for other mods after deducting all the workmanship charges etc. ...unless we assume you just transplant the engine and leave it as it is in the same condition you bought it. What about upgraded brakes, chassis, and suspension to a 1997 Wira to handle turbo power ?
Powerzone is a complete package, as far as I can tell. So whether you are getting a half-cut or whatever, the blueprinting part of the service will make sure your engine will be like brand new after they have done with it.
I suppose it is a bit more pricey than someone who went out and got their own 2nd-hand engine and then shoehorned it into their engine bay.
I've been fortunate enough to compare their work to other folks who also mod their Iswara on their own and trust me that Powerzone knows what they are doing. Their work is very refined.
yeah they did provide most of the services u need in car modding.. actually they r a bunch of nice guys..
chat alot eventho i nvr buy anythg.. haha
QUOTE(AhBeng967 @ May 21 2008, 02:30 PM)
wat u did to ur car?? which mod? mind to share??