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Engine swap? Want to wow 'em at the next cruise in?
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V12 LS Engines |
http://v12ls.com/wp-content/uploads/...4480984341.jpg That takes a lot of cooling capacity, bet the gas tank has to be a little bigger too. |
I wonder if that fits in a Duce Coupe? ;)
I bet there are more Chevy powered 32 Fords than Ford powered ones. |
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only $48.5k - 700 hp on pump gas.
Don't know. Bragging rights? There has to be better ways to make power ... G |
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The lsx 454, and only like 14k to boot |
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Agreed. The 350/350 is a cliche.
Do something cool like a blown two stroke diesel. Put that in a deuce coupe and I would applaud. |
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It's just assembly, not custom what they do. And then you get a car that sounds like this : lumpy idle that sounds like it's going to stall on you..at the first chance it gets. it has torque, i'm sure.. you can do burnouts with it.. woop ti doo.. I really don't get it... what is the appeal to spend that much money for such a limited and imho poor result |
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Katech supplied/supplies engines to the C5, 6 and 7 factory Corvette endurance race efforts...their engines have powered class competitive and dominant cars for a long time. However, the company recently sold. |
that lumpy idle still sounds like crap tho
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Other than, “because they could...” |
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And they all put GIANT tires on em, and "slam it to the weeds" I don't get it either. I bet that in 20 years the hot rod places will all be restoring the wheels to a normal size and raising the car up to get it derivable on city streets. Assuming we are still allowed to drive cars manually. :eek: |
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Jaguar V12 from the early 90's? BMW? Could they really do it for $10K with a standalone V12 design ready to swap in? |
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No idea, just uploaded from this site and no description there.
The picture above it is a Jag V-12 |
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