true...money talks...in jpn they've plonked in a VTEC engine inside a trueno...for FF engine to be fitted on an FR...all it needs is to rotate the engine 90 degrees...the hardest part was fitting the rest and the driveshaft...custom job...
yup. fitting the engine is the easy part. making the setup work requires sweat, blood, time and lots n lots of money. gearbox matching, hoses n parts relocation, etc etc.SataniC said:true...money talks...in jpn they've plonked in a VTEC engine inside a trueno...for FF engine to be fitted on an FR...all it needs is to rotate the engine 90 degrees...the hardest part was fitting the rest and the driveshaft...custom job...
khoyos said:yup. fitting the engine is the easy part. making the setup work requires sweat, blood, time and lots n lots of money. gearbox matching, hoses n parts relocation, etc etc.
why not go for a 4AGE RWD? it has proven track record, with tons of spare parts available, and we all know the reliability of toyota. the 16v version from AE86 is not as powerful as u think in stock form(toyota gang pls dont flame me), its perfect for daily driving, with superb fuel consumption. so in case ur doing some upgrades in the future, the engine is a good base. people in east malaysia has brought 4AGE to 400-500horsepowers... in stock form, it's just as tame as any other standard engine... perhaps better and smoother than jimny engine.
rollakid said:may i ask how heavy is the morris minor? as far as i've tried, 70hp/ton is enough to cruise at 120km/h++ but FC is another matter since the shape of the car doesn't look like its going to have any low coeffecient drag
gavan said:nice car maan...truely classic :) maybe you might wanna consider the older volvo engines like the one they have for their 1.6 or izzit 1.3 range or something? i cant remember the model tho, the volvo 120 or something?