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hi I was wondering if you had a choice between the subaru engine and the 911 engine which one would you choose? and why?
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First thing is to check the class that you want to race in and see what it allows. Next is to consider your budget and your own technical/mechanical expertise. Are you able to fabricate and do most everthing yourself? If your racing class allowed for it and if you were able to do it yourself I think the subie would be a great way to go as it will give you good bang for the buck and have a relatively inexpensive upgrade/rebuild path afterwards. Now if you have to get others to do all the work for you or your racing class does not allow a transplant then you are pretty much set with with the Type IV. It's not a bad option but you will have to accept that future upgrades will be expensive in the dollars/hp way. The Porsche 6 would only increase the dollars/hp amount. So if you have the pockets for it get the 6 - just make sure that those pockets are deep enough. |
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