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I need it!
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Someone buy this...
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I saw one of them with a cossie 2ltr turbo in on ebay not too long ago, looked kinda cool :D Was white...
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It has a girl's carburettor :(
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and a girls engine.
Imagine going to all that trouble building a lovely Mk2 Escort and then polluting it with a Vauxhall engine.
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Road rally regs i'm afraid. It less it is a standard car it can have no more than 2 cams, no forced induction, no more than 2 chokes etc etc. The vauxhall engine is therefore a very cheap and popular choice!
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It's a proven race engine too. Loads of formula use them (and the valvers), from F2 hotrods to rally cars (though oddly, there is a Corsa silhouetted F2 hotrod with a Ford engine out there). Most of the cars in the formula I'm involved with use tuned Vauxhall valvers.
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In news:BsOSd.452$ snipped-for-privacy@newsfe1-win.ntli.net, ¤¤¤ Abo ¤¤¤ decided to enlighten our sheltered souls with a rant as follows
True, but it's a Vauxhall engine, and therefore to be taken straight back out and dumped in a skip.
I'd rebuild that for a classic rally series. 2.0 Pinto and 2x DCOEs for me.