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Begin with the current car
Describe the car, engine and relevant changes already in place. A clear starting point helps the garage assess an SWAP request without assuming the same scope fits every build.
// SERVICE · ENGINE SWAP
Considering an engine SWAP or turbo direction for a drift project? Send the current car, target engine or power and what you need reviewed. LiloGarage assesses the request before discussing scope.
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Describe the car, engine and relevant changes already in place. A clear starting point helps the garage assess an SWAP request without assuming the same scope fits every build.
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Share the target engine, power goal or turbo direction, plus the use you have in mind. You do not need a finished specification before opening the conversation.
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An engine question can connect to cooling, fuel, wiring, transmission and turbo parts. The garage reviews the requested direction from the car details, not from a model-wide promise.
// SERVICE · ENGINE SWAP
A concise technical starting point is more useful than a generic request for an SWAP.
The garage reviews the car and request first, then discusses scope, price and timing.
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FAQ
No. Send the current car and what you want from the project. A target engine is useful when known, but the garage can first assess the request you have.
Yes. Include the current engine, target power or turbo direction and the details you want the garage to review.
No. Parts and fitment depend on the exact car, engine, version and references supplied with the request. The garage assesses those details directly.
No. This is a focused starting point for an engine request. The Drift car builds page describes the broader build service separately.