The New Toy
02-01-2004, 04:54 PM
#15
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You could pretty easily fit a 20B in one of these cars. Do you see how far forward the bellhousing is? It could go back quite a bit. Go for it! 
I was going to put my 20B in there at one point, but the stock engine was still running and I had another car that needed an engine.
I was going to put my 20B in there at one point, but the stock engine was still running and I had another car that needed an engine.
02-02-2004, 03:34 AM
#17
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Join Date: Oct 2002
Location: Perth, Western Australia
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Thanks for all the positive guys! I had one of these years ago, a 78 that was just over a year old when I bought it. Only BAE turbo kits available then costing drug money, & I ended up getting frustrated with the lack of go and sold it. I've come full circle & can't stop grinning! My 3yo boy has practically lived in it since it came home.
It just HAS to get the 20B I think, there is a lot more length in there than in my HB Cosmo! I think I want to maintain as much originality as I can while building in sledgehammer performance. Fun fun fun!
It just HAS to get the 20B I think, there is a lot more length in there than in my HB Cosmo! I think I want to maintain as much originality as I can while building in sledgehammer performance. Fun fun fun!
02-02-2004, 03:21 PM
#18
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Join Date: Aug 2001
Location: santurce
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very nice. there was a guy near philly selling one last year. i would have bought it. my dad supposedly found an RX4 in perth amboy. gonna go take a look saturday, maybe.
old skool rotaries rock....
old skool rotaries rock....
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