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CamKing (or oher engine experts) -
Could you rig that engine to work in a production auto??"Now, for some of you it doesn't matter. You were born rich and your going to stay rich. But here's my advice to the rest of you: Take dead aim on the rich boys. Get them in the crosshairs and take them down." -- Edward Blume -
I don't understand why they insist that it must be mated to IRL chassis. Why couldn't it be stuffed into something streetworthy?
Also, maybe I'm showing my age and just haven't completely accepted the "new economy", but doesn't selling a race motor on ebay seem a little desperate? I have a hard time believing you'd see Panther, Penske, or Ganassi following suit...
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For enough money, I could make it power your lawnmower$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$Originally posted by mattndallas:
<STRONG>CamKing (or oher engine experts) -
Could you rig that engine to work in a production auto??</STRONG>"IRL" ... what IS that anyway?
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naw cant happen you need all the carbon fiber to make a good ground so it will run.
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"naw cant happen you need all the carbon fiber to make a good ground so it will run."
So what's stopping someone from coming up with a carbon fiber lawn mower?
Some people will do nearly anything in order to be able to not do anything.Comment
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Hey Heywood.... there's your coffee table!!!
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With the shortage of engines/parts it just might not be a bad deal for someone.Zoooooooooooom!Comment
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It might work, but where do you "fill 'er up"?Originally posted by mattndallas:
<STRONG>Could you rig that engine to work in a production auto??</STRONG>"The problem with internet quotes and statistics is that often times, they're wrongfully believed to be real." - Abraham LincolnComment
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