Seemed like for awhile we had a nice strong V8 crowd. Wha' Happened???
gas prices happened....
I'm here! Heck I even got to drive my car last week
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I'm still toying with the idea... It could happen in my garage someday.
Driving my 32MPG Audi.... and kicking ass at PCA autox's (in the Audi)...
914 is still there... under some stuff..
Mine has been assimilated
Still got mine, still drive it locally because it is fun and because it gets better gas mileage than my V6 Mazda pickup. Guess I will just suck it up and pay the oil nazis and continue to have fun. Probably as much fun to improve and add things to the car as it is to drive it. I have lots of free time on my hands, kids gone and employed, me retired.
mine is missing a couple of cylinders. It's okay, though. I'll make up for it somehow.
I think the Suby thing sorta happened as even with sand rails and so forth many guys are using turbo'd Scooby-Doos.
Much like your picture, I am toying with the idea of twin-turboing my car since moving to the "mile-high" area. I build the engine for my buddy here in CO that he twin turbo'd and so I am thinking we could pull it off no problem. I am just looking to get my 100HP back I lost moving from CA so a couple low-pressure turbos for quick spooling and so forth might be the ticket.
just got back from a short drive around the hood to test my front brakes - still won't lock up - - fans are probabaly still blowing : )
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Can't see much point in doing a V8 conversion unless you want something over 600hp.
Most times I see a V8 conversion they just lumped some peice of crap out of the junk yard into it. Always a few exceptions but not manny.
But if your gonna stick that V8 in the picture in your car I say go for it.
I personally would like to build a car with a rousch 402IR. Beautiful motor.
Still here... Car (more or less) on the road now. Suspension tuning, cosmetic stuff...The hard stuff is done, so questions or need for help. I'm not scanning for parts every day. i got my life back!
I think others are on the later phases of their projects, too.
(But I know one guy r~6 mo's into a conversion; hes's just not on the board much.)
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