- 931
- Montgomery, AL
Hahaha, sorry man, already sold.And the S2000 engine (F20C/F22C) will drop right into my Civic and bolt up to the K20 transmission. Hey Glubags...
Hahaha, sorry man, already sold.And the S2000 engine (F20C/F22C) will drop right into my Civic and bolt up to the K20 transmission. Hey Glubags...
It wouldn't work or fit for that matter. The 1.6L 4 cylinder engine barely fits under the bonnet so I can't imagine anything bigger would work. You could put it in the back ala Clio Sport but even then I don't know if it would be big enough.
For engine swaps though, I'm all for shoe horning an LS1 into anything you can possibly make it fit in.
This:
Into this:
I think I have a full setup now...
one of these... (With a Cam/ECU change to work in a car)
http://www.mercuryracing.com/1300/faster/
In this...
With these on the back...
And this between the engine and huge rear end.
Aww, its all bundled up.
This:
into this:
An interesting one would be converting a Mini to AWD using a second transverse engine mounted where the Z-axles go. Put a box over it to cover it up and no-one will know. It'll be sort of like the AWD Moke they had before (twin-engined, so that they didn't have to design an AWD system to fit!)
Use two Cooper S engines with the Works package (for a total 400 hp), synchronise them the cheap and easy way by using the 6-speed AT, so you retain paddle-shift functionality, and mount a custom mid-chassis fuel tank, build twin cells under the driver and passenger seat, a la Honda Fit.
Won't fit in the Fiat. Heck... not even the Abarth engine fit in the Fiat...
Bike-engined Minis are awesome. The VTEC ones are nice, but ridiculously unbalanced...
Though, I suppose that depends on the set-up and the driver...
Damnit... now I want one! There's a guy doing a custom D15B-swap around here... even fabricating custom accessory adapters so he can keep AC (no space for that on a B16 swap...).
Friend of mine put the Corolla (E120) T-Sport engine into a Mk3 MR2, for an easy 190hp.The Toyota MR2 fits a newer camry V6 quite nicely.
http://www.woodsport.org/joomla/ind...versions-/9-toyota-mr2-mk2-engine-conversions
The Rx300 engine can make 205 hp for the 2600 lb MR2. Reliable engine too, in a tiny package.