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Oi Glenn, need an engine for the next project?
Nov 20, 2003
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MeatballTurbo made the world a better place for us by saying..
*dribble*
hurrrggghhssashfvbdjk
Sorry, that's the best I could muster.
*drool*
heehee I want it...
A sheet of glass and that'd make a crackin coffee table :)
-- Chet
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how much work to get that into an MR2? :)
OMG, i want it , I WANT IT NOW !!!
£30 k reserve though !! woooh.besides I have the engine for my project , looks something like this :
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:D
Going rotary this time then?
There's one of them in the thermodynamics lab at uni, its not far off pocketable weightwise either; walk into the table its on had enough and you'd knock it over; must be 70kgs, if that even!
Trubos don't stick out much, it is only a 1500 so physically tiny, 'bout the width of a 3.0 V6 with log manifolds, clutch is ~5" in diameter to scale from there.
Whats that? Its nice but i reckon you should get one of these :)
9,500Rpm 2,105BHP 1,164lb/ft 25psi
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-- Chet
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2PHRS1_024Moran23_z.jpg is that an engine or some elaborate plumbing sculpture?
Is that a 2 or 3 rotor? Seriously thinking about a 3 rotor for my next Westfield, easy 400+bhp :-)
Homer.
ahemm , you trying to copy me :D
2 rotor , aiming at 500hp with my turbo , its furkin HUGEnot that I'll be able 2 use it :D
3 rotors are a little long for a se7en
It will be fun trying, it's hard enough getting off the line cleanly without the wheels spinning too much in 2nd gear with only 220bhp, god knows what
500bhp would be like :-)
It does fit, got a picture somewhere of one. I suppose if you can get 500bhp from a 2 rotor there's not much point in adding more weight with a 3 rotor.
500 bhp from a 3 rotor, would be easier to drive.
traction control :D , its built into my right foot :D (i wish )
Go for it, you won't regret it. The only problem is that it will make every other car you drive after it, whether it's a Sunny GTI-R, Golf GTI, BMW M3 E30, Lancia Integrale or Imprezza Turbo seem really slow and have really s*it handling (speaking from experience). May as well buy a diesel as an everyday car after you've driven a fast Westfield.
Homer.
well considering the cars ive built, driven and owned most cars seem s***ty and slow already :D but the se7en will be summit special ~500bhp n < 500kg's should be pretty mental, the rotary just make it a bit more unique
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