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What is the diff in weight between a type4 and V8? If the V8 has aluminum heads, what do you save...50lbs?
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QUOTE(Mark Henry @ Feb 18 2004, 01:28 PM) V8 longblock (smallblock) 550lbs add rad, fan, hose, water, etc... Plus the centre of gravity is higher. T4, what around 280lbs full dressed? Yeah. I think the sixes weigh in at around 400, right? The subaru motor is slightly heavier than a TIV, and puts out 280horse & 280ft/lbs or so. All the weight is on the bearing line. Scorchio. I have a spare 1.8 subaru single turbo engine that needs a rebuild if anyone is interested in doing a project. I have an early style (tailshift) motor mount bar for it. I will even help with the project. It has a distributor, so you don't have to do electronic ignition, unless you want. It puts out 150 horse in stock trim with low-ish boost and no intercooler. That can be improved with better boost control. |
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