Well I will say it looks very clean and neat...I just wish he put a lambo engine or something with some power instead of a rotary, so now when you see that car you'll think its a beast, and turn out to be a loud *ss Chihuahua.
An Engine Swap You've NEVER Seen Before!
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monte olrac said:
They make power, just not in the same power band we're used to. It just sucks they make no torque. You could have one with 700 h.p., but they can't even burn out from a stand still.
ohh geez, now if it would have been a 20b 3 rotor swap...that might have been "kinda" cool, nonetheless pointless...he should of went all the way and Tokyo drifted it out with a rb26det swap 
Thats just wrong... Not in the fact that it's *not and Olds or SBC* wrong...
Ok, who's down for a Hayabusa swap into a g-body...
Ok, who's down for a Hayabusa swap into a g-body...
man he shouldve went with a better engine like a 2j tt off of a supra or it would have been neat to see him throw a subaru boxer engine and make it all wheel drive if its possible...
slightly off topic, but
GO SOLIDWORKS!!!
3D CAD is the sh*t! 8)
but from the looks of it, it's the 2006 or 2007 model software...
😳 man I'm such a nerd
GO SOLIDWORKS!!!
3D CAD is the sh*t! 8)
but from the looks of it, it's the 2006 or 2007 model software...
😳 man I'm such a nerd
83cutlassowner said:
I'll second a 'busa'd old school Mini....possibly using a Hartman block so it can be hooked to an automotive transmission? Is it wrong that I have been trying to sort out a way to make such a beast possible? For me, the Mini is the perfect sized car and the 'busa engine has one of the sweetest soundtracks at full song. The only thing that could make it better is 2 'busas connected together in a V8 configuration ( which, BTW, Hartman makes a block for too...). It's like a F-1 engine for the street.
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