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Hey guys, I'm looking at moving onto my next project once the Falcon is on the road and I've been eying off a particular car which an easy engine conversion can be done, problem is:
Project car was built in 2003, new engine is from 2001-2002 but from the same series of car. New engine is 2L, old engine is 1.8L. Power from the new engine is 127KW, power from factory engine was 91KW. Only optional in Japan, wasn't offered here in Australia (But there was a 2L engine offered in Australia, different engine though). Now, the new engine in question actually has the same block, just different internals and head to the factory engine, so there is no need to modify anything structural for getting the engine into the car, even all the accessories fit on, same with gearbox, sensors, ECU, loom etc. Looking at VicRoad's website we have three options here: Quote:
Option 3, does it still need to be engineered? Thanks much guys, this is a bit of a HF. |
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