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MiniTurboBadBoy

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Quick question,

Ive bought a new front subframe and built it up. I was going to put the complete engine on there and just drop the shell over it. will it be easy enough for me to so with the turbo, carb downpipe and everything attached?


MikeRace

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I Lifted the car off the subframe on my S, but i had to removed alot, such as carb alternator ect ect.

But it can be dont though

1/4 Mile 14.3secs 96Mph Terminal 10psi of boost.


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matty

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TBH I would just drop the shell over the subby then put the engine in after.

You have to lift the shell a hell of a height to get of the rocker cover and if it won't fit with the turbo in there would be no great benefit as its a PITA to fit the turbo after!

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1/4mile in 13.2sec @ 111 terminal on 15psi


BENROSS

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go with mattys suggestion ....... dont make work and ... a knob ach! for yourselfe






MiniTurboBadBoy

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ok thanks for the comments. I just want to try and save some potching when its in there.

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