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PostPosted: Thu Aug 24, 2006 12:28 pm 
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No, I still think a VW engine is the way to go.
There is Soooo much you can do with one of those that speed won't be a problem and you wouldn't have to add all that extra weight in engine and reinforcement.

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I'm gonna have to agree with Tom on this one. Parts are deffinately affordable in the VW route and there's a sick amount of potential in those things.

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look what porche did with it!

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Ya,
I'm thinking one of those would fit in my Twister! (Minus the cargo rack) :twisted:
Might have to double up on the rear shocks though :-)

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I was just joking guys.

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Yeah well it's just a thought,about the 3.8 liter. I just happen to have a buick park avenue lying around with a supercharged motor. I also checked for the fun of it and I can buy an adapter for about 440 dollars.comes with the flywheel and I can use the stock pressure plate and clutch. So all in all, it really isn't that bad of a project. A bit on the obnoxious side but I would hope it will do wheelys. I still haven't decided yet. But it is cheaper than modding out my vw motor. A decent twin carb set up alone is about 500 bucks. The 3.8 liter is supercharged and fuel injected already,not to mention liquid cooled. And if that isn't enough power I can also get the chip for the computer and a smaller diameter pulley for the supercharger. Yea I know I'm sick and I need help :D I am just entertaining the idea. But where I ride the stock vw motor was already overkill for power. It's almost just more cost effective to put the buick motor in at this point. Right now I am just waiting and looking for a good deal on a vw motor. I'm sure I will find something.


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Doesn't a supercharged 3.8 put out about 240hp? That would be insane in a VW sized buggy. I say do it! :D

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It would look cool if nothing else.

I say go for it!


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That buggy got room for the computer and all that wiring that goes along with a modern V6? :wink:

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PostPosted: Sat Aug 26, 2006 3:25 pm 
there's always that chevy small block we discussed at the ne meet! Stuff that bad boy in there :D :D


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