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| "The Don" (The_don)
Senior Member Username: The_don Post Number: 5534 Registered: 8-2002 |
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| thomas daniels (Castex)
New member Username: Castex Post Number: 9 Registered: 6-2003 |
I say it's an ace idea! I really can't think of clothing more sheep-like in which to hide your wolf. | ||
| Jeffrey Wolfe (86mondial32)
Junior Member Username: 86mondial32 Post Number: 241 Registered: 5-2003 |
Agreed Pete.. Hate to go american though... The joke would be opening the hood and seeing a 20k engine in a 500. dollar Jeep. Crap paint and crap interior... but exotic horsepower. Used to be a common thing in the 60's and 70's. Road and track ran many a story about weird mixes. Ford wagons with V 12 engines and such. It's a toy really... conversation piece | ||
| PSk (Psk)
Member Username: Psk Post Number: 577 Registered: 11-2002 |
Er, I do not know what a Samuari is, but I would prefer that the 2.4 Ferrari V6's are saved for Ferraris (or Lancia Stratos's). Plus if you can fit a v6 in there then you probably can fit a small block Chev in too. They are very compact! Sounds like a lot of work for 5 minutes fun. And the driveline will need attention to ... Pete | ||
| Jeffrey Wolfe (86mondial32)
Junior Member Username: 86mondial32 Post Number: 235 Registered: 5-2003 |
I have been keeping an old Beater Samuari. I have made several under the skin updates but let its finish go to heck. I plan on swapping out the engine and was thinking of choices. I have a Lotus 910 that could go in and also a 2.5 Maserati V6 from a Biturbo. The space won't fit a V8 but I have toyed with putting in a 2.4 Ferrari V6. It would be fun to drive around and screw with the kiddies. I was always amused by stories of some of the old beaters that had Nascar engines under the hood for street play. BTW If I keep the old drivetrain I am limited to about 140 horses. Good news.. plenty of room to put in whatever. |