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Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: WA
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Lol.
Bloke who used to build our race engines did a lot of work with these desert racers. A coyote would be so nose heavy it couldn't jump. If they were to build one expect the engine to be sitting next to, or slightly behind you. That's what Nankervis Performance did with their v8 hiluxes to try and balance them. I suspect Ford dumped the 3.2 for this very reason. 2 litre is an aluminium lightweight.
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