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#12 Re: 18th birthday bmw
greddydattocoupe Posted on: 2005/7/17 10:47
nah u see cos its a cash crop sell then move on to a 1200coupe baby yeah i jhave pics but sadly could not post them


#11 Re: 18th birthday bmw
rb20 Posted on: 2005/7/15 1:49
wack an a12 in it then


#10 Re: 18th birthday bmw
Coops Posted on: 2005/7/14 22:49
Ditch the Beemer motor & whack a SR20DET in there, I've seen it done, better power to weight etc.
At least if you whack a Nissan donk in there you'll have a Datsun connection.


#9 Re: 18th birthday bmw
killer1200 Posted on: 2005/7/14 17:01
I wish I got a car for my 18th , I think i'm getting screwed.


#8 Re: 18th birthday bmw
sidedraught Posted on: 2005/7/14 15:12
Well as long as greddydattocoupes BMW weighs 1.6 tonnes or more it shouldnt be a problem then.



#7 Re: 18th birthday bmw
dattodude Posted on: 2005/7/14 12:26
Yeah. Any of the 320i + BMWs are good to go.

The 318's aren't worth the trouble.

It's the fact that they are 6 cylinder and quite heavy. I once calculated that you could get away with a supercharged 308.

Back in the early days, I would have liked to do a 6/71 355 stroker (holden 308) with twin predators. But I realised the price of petrol, and realised that I'd never have the cash, so I started reading fast fours mag, and never looked back.



#6 Re: 18th birthday bmw
Whorida Posted on: 2005/7/14 10:58
You're right, not many engineers would want to touch that one, but it can be done. My brothers '81 beamer weighs something like 1800 kilos, more than enough weight to warrant a V8.

Where there's a will, there's a way.


#5 Re: 18th birthday bmw
sidedraught Posted on: 2005/7/14 10:19
in all seriousness I would like to meet the engineer who will certify the 302 V8 in that car.


#4 Re: 18th birthday bmw
Whorida Posted on: 2005/7/14 9:46
I got one of the chart for ya. You can fit a 302 Windsor V8 to it. Has to be Windsor as the Clevo block is to tall. You're best to do the conversion yourself, as paying for something like this adds up real quick.

I've seen a few with 12A and 13B rotors in 'em, but rotors ain't motors. Bloody chook cookers!!!


#3 Re: 18th birthday bmw
snowy Posted on: 2005/7/14 5:53
Definitely expensive to fix. My suggestion is to sell it and buy a datto. Much more fun and simpler to maintain.



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