Mitsubishi Engine

[Dr. Mordo]

If you want more power, buy a different car. Think what you could buy for the money you'd invest on brakes and a engine swap.

It is definitely a waste of money.

Also, at 100k-ish miles is when stuff starts to fail. So expect starter, alternator, possibly ac compressor, water pump, possibly power steering pump. and other sensors to start failing soon.

So, for $2000 you could probly get a newer vehicle with fewer miles that will be more reliable than your '94 with a new engine and brakes.

 

[elcoholic]

If you can stand how it looks, I'd spend the money.

It doesn't look bad, at least compared to this. Now this is is fugly

The dash of an '88 Galant. I bought one from a coworker for my son's first car in 2000 for $800. It was immaculately fugly. Got hit 3 times while parked in 3 years. He collected $2300 on it which he pocketed. Only needed a clutch and alternator while he had. Traded it in on his 21st birthday for a Honda 600 F4i.

 

[Wigwam Jones]

Thanks guys. I'm keeping my car. I'll get the brakes fixed and live with the lower power. I don't want a different car.