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You could drop a chevy LT1 engine in it and really make it fly
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And get 20+ mpg to boot!
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Dunno, here is the page:
http://www.motorhausschweikart.com/cart/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=16
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That would be like putting a Daewoo engine in a Enzo.
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I wonder why that has not been tried already because it would save a few HP due the pump being a drag on the motor.
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For some reason, anyone who has every owned or worked on a v12 tells my they are horrible cars to keep going. Whether it's a Jaguar, BMW or Mercedes. I've always wanted a Jaguar V12 (Daimler Double Six to be exact) but the high cost or repair puts me off.
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Yes I know my Daewoo/Enzo analogy is ridiculous but if you're going to spend a lot of money modifying one way or another, might as well stick with some sort of MB engine.
Well if a 6.9 rebuilt is $12,000 then a M120 is $14,500. 137.970 engines are on request from Metricmotors http://www.mercedesengines.net/products.asp?cat=39 I guess the problem would be attaching the computers to the driving gear along with all the fabrication. That would be a very unique car though. |
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I hear the same thing but it is usually because these suckers have so many computers, and it is an electrical issue that ruins you day.
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