Mercedes Benz
02-13-2006, 11:29 AM
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02-13-2006, 01:15 PM
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its a whole station of paper!
seriously, its a lot of paper
ok the 190 the raced in europe, so theres all kinds of dtm bodykits and stuff for it. my personal opinion would be to just throw away the merc engine and build a 3 rotor. ANY mercedes engine you build will be more expensive, less reliable and prolly make less power.
seriously, its a lot of paper
ok the 190 the raced in europe, so theres all kinds of dtm bodykits and stuff for it. my personal opinion would be to just throw away the merc engine and build a 3 rotor. ANY mercedes engine you build will be more expensive, less reliable and prolly make less power.
02-13-2006, 02:30 PM
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I never said I was going to get one. I just needed the info. Parts are spendy since most or all of the parts are from germany.
its a whole station of paper!
seriously, its a lot of paper
ok the 190 the raced in europe, so theres all kinds of dtm bodykits and stuff for it. my personal opinion would be to just throw away the merc engine and build a 3 rotor. ANY mercedes engine you build will be more expensive, less reliable and prolly make less power.
Originally Posted by j9fd3s' post='801479' date='Feb 13 2006, 11:15 AM
its a whole station of paper!
seriously, its a lot of paper
ok the 190 the raced in europe, so theres all kinds of dtm bodykits and stuff for it. my personal opinion would be to just throw away the merc engine and build a 3 rotor. ANY mercedes engine you build will be more expensive, less reliable and prolly make less power.
02-13-2006, 03:47 PM
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My M-B experience is limited, but I once rode in a friend's old '70's sedan. I forget what model, but it had an inline 6 with two or three carbs on it. Revved crazy high at cruise. Very responsive for the displacement (under 3 liters). Interesting stuff. I like it.
