Shame its going to be a brrf rep in my opinion! !
Tho each to their own. Gotta love the engineering.
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Re: Different Engines
by andyd » Sat Jun 14, 2014 12:09 pm
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Re: Different Engines
by Chris Hawes » Sat Jun 14, 2014 5:45 pm
I hope it's only the rear shocks that they've put on upside down 
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Re: Different Engines
by jamesrguk » Fri Jun 20, 2014 9:00 pm
+1 on the VR6 conversion, a nice modern engine, pretty easy to get hold of, modern turn key reliability, fits nicely in the engine bay, good weight to maintain car balance etc...
A nice option IMHO, even if not the most powerful, it's the turn key reliability, and smooth running engine that many D owners crave.
It's simply not worth putting many hundreds of horsepower in a car that wasn't designed for it unless you are going to do some real upgrades to the brakes, suspension etc...
J
A nice option IMHO, even if not the most powerful, it's the turn key reliability, and smooth running engine that many D owners crave.
It's simply not worth putting many hundreds of horsepower in a car that wasn't designed for it unless you are going to do some real upgrades to the brakes, suspension etc...
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