post up interesting/good looking engine bays, unusual engine conversions, etc etc.
hell there's a ton in UCP's archives, go go go!
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post up interesting/good looking engine bays, unusual engine conversions, etc etc.
hell there's a ton in UCP's archives, go go go!
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Last edited by johnnynumfiv; 11-07-2009 at 08:20 PM.
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long intakes..
missile launchers pew pew
also, lol at the S2k engine bay. RROD anyone?
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i seem to have a lot of honda stuff
also, twin engined mini and an MX-5.
also with the VW pic, no idea how that wiretuck stuff works if something breaks, must be major pain in the ass to fix
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lul that one looks familiar
i thought this one was cool with the transparent piping.
turbo looks bigger than the engine..
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So.. you put a crossflow head on it, but leave the carbies in the back? Seems to defeat the purpose somewhat...long intakes..
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yeah i'm not sure what the deal is, this is kinda similar too.
i'll assume they know what they're doing, i got told it gives a lot of torque that way??
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Small photo but it's the only one I can find.
Saw this a few years ago. Rover SD1 meets Merlin...
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How would the twin engined Mini even work...?
Two sets of pedals...?
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i'd imagine it'd just be a shared throttle linkage etc, the car is AWD (well, FWD...X2) so i don't see how two throttle would help, lol. i am curious though.
second pic is from an EL falcon, lol.
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The only thing I'm not sure how to do in a twin engined mini is how to get gear shifting working on the rear engine.. surely routing gear linkages around to the other side of an engine can't result in a good gear selection action. Unless they used an auto box I 'spose...
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