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Chevy swap= Porschev, Ford swap= Forsche?

Chevy swap= Porschev, Ford swap= Forsche?

Not that I have any plans, but I am curious what it would be called.

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How About Pustang? PoorUs?
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Maybe an F'd Porsche?

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AfFordable Porsche, Forsche mit pancakes und a smoke?

I guess the name wouldn't matter that much if you could make a left turn WOT at 8200 rpm with it.
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thought about it myself once.....putting a Indy 665 CI (big block Mopar) in my Euro. It would easily fit, the fuel system would be a snap, it's lighter than any 928 motor, no reason at all not to do it.....

about the same money as building a 928 stroker, but with 1150 HP and 800 ftlbs of torque, I figured I'd just go the hybrid route......the Indy motor would twist the back end of the car to pieces.

the Indy motor would have to wait for a suitable B-body Mopar to go into......
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I'd force myself to drive a bastardized AC Ace ... what do they call them ?

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