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On the mention of the Boss Festiva, I recall a company in the US or UK who were apparently doing conversions for the Ford Focus based on a concept at SEMA.
5.0L, RWD conversions... http://www.conceptcarz.com/vehicle/z7466/default.aspx http://www.fordmuscle.com/archives/2003/11/cammer/
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Get one 1300cc Hyabusa motor, or better still, you can buy billet blocks, and cranks that is essentially 2 Hyabusa motors together, thats right kiddies, a 2600cc V8 that make insane horsepower, and is as big as a 13B
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this thread is soooo retarded.....
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that would be the best thing ever
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{USERNAME} wrote: Get one 1300cc Hyabusa motor, or better still, you can buy billet blocks, and cranks that is essentially 2 Hyabusa motors together, thats right kiddies, a 2600cc V8 that make insane horsepower, and is as big as a 13B
that is a cool idea the hyabusa puts out around 130kw i think - but why a mighty boy? get something with a little class please!! how about a suzuki cappachino with the V8 hyabusa motor
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anything is possible mitch, do u want it street registered at all
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You could probably fit the motor in the rear of the vehicle. Run a rear wheel drive transaxel.
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{USERNAME} wrote: On the mention of the Boss Festiva, I recall a company in the US or UK who were apparently doing conversions for the Ford Focus based on a concept at SEMA.
5.0L, RWD conversions... http://www.conceptcarz.com/vehicle/z7466/default.aspx http://www.fordmuscle.com/archives/2003/11/cammer/ There's a couple mobs in the US doing V8 Focus conversions. |
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Are you going to drive from the tray?
Wedging big motors into small cars have been done before, but within reason. 16 years ago there was an article in Street Machine of a Morris Minor with a 454 in it. Was insane looking at it but then once the novelty wore off (2 mins later) it was just another car. Especially today where bigger power can be made in smaller packages and also the results being increasingly better with forced induction, one wonders how much spare time you have.
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youll also have to consider the legalities of such a vehicle.....power to weight limits etc
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there used to be a mightyboy in newy that had a 351 in it...they used to take it to the burnouts all the time...
anything is possible with money and time
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the way i see this project would be to not use a mighty boy but use a su bar roo brumbey and put the i6 in that and make it AWD some how f**k that would unstoppable no loss of traction or nothing.
or have you thought of putting like late model laser engines in it fwd woudn't need much converting
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IVE SEEN THE ONE IN NEWY AT THE BURNOUTS IT WAS MAD
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4 wheel burnouts are awesome like scooby doo WRX's
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Age: 37 Posts: 290 Joined: 10th May 2006 Ride: 5 Spd EA Wagon, 5 spd EF Fairmon Location: Melbourne |
ive seen a mighty boy with a Hemi big block in it.. they had to move the fire wall a foot back. and the trans was under the seats... haha, crazies...
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