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  • ThatM20Guy
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    Originally posted by 2002tiiguy
    actually i was thinking s42
    Ok that would be f'ing awesome

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  • ThatM20Guy
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    Originally posted by nando
    But, you could also just turbo the M20, unless you really need to have 800+hp or something..
    Turbos fix all problems! Except when the drivetrain blows up.

    I'll probably end up doing a high comp cammed 2.5-2.8 build just to keep the m20 with modest power but keep the reliability of na

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  • The Dark Side of Will
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    Originally posted by Nisse Järnet
    Put in a cage maybe :)
    An 800 HP caged Baur M3 touring iX... sure sounds like a project.

    Originally posted by Kershaw


    I think P&R is perfect. It's exactly like Camelot in Monty Python and the Holy Grail.
    I just noticed... Is that a Triumph Stag in the background?
    Last edited by The Dark Side of Will; 03-03-2017, 07:38 AM.

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  • Nisse Järnet
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    Originally posted by The Dark Side of Will
    800 HP and *LESS* overhead structure than stock? No thanks.
    Put in a cage maybe :)

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  • nando
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    No.. it's a different design.

    yeah, about the same weight/power. It sounds like poop, and really isn't all that powerful - also there is basically zero support for swapping it into another chassis anyway (EWS delete? I doubt anyone has even looked at it yet). Maybe I'll get to it someday. But, meh - inline 6 or bust. :)

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  • The Dark Side of Will
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    Originally posted by Nisse Järnet
    I was reeeeeally close to buy a ix Baur when i started the ix turbo build, would have been cool with a 800hp ix Baur :D
    800 HP and *LESS* overhead structure than stock? No thanks.

    Originally posted by nando
    N2x has potential, but they sound absolutely horrible, have no top-end, and have timing chain issues.

    Could do an N54ix - still relatively light (all aluminum), and they came in AWD form - some parts of the N54 are problematic but the basic engine is solid and the issues it does have would be simple to deal with. But, you could also just turbo the M20, unless you really need to have 800+hp or something..
    Does the N26 not use the same timing drive as the N54 and N55?

    The N26 is aluminum block, right? So it's the lightest engine available and probably comes in about the weight of your N52 with the turbo hardware included.

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  • nando
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    N2x has potential, but they sound absolutely horrible, have no top-end, and have timing chain issues.

    Could do an N54ix - still relatively light (all aluminum), and they came in AWD form - some parts of the N54 are problematic but the basic engine is solid and the issues it does have would be simple to deal with. But, you could also just turbo the M20, unless you really need to have 800+hp or something..

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  • 2002tiiguy
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    actually i was thinking s42

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  • Nisse Järnet
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    I was reeeeeally close to buy a ix Baur when i started the ix turbo build, would have been cool with a 800hp ix Baur :D

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  • The Dark Side of Will
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    Originally posted by stonea
    This is honestly the impractical dream for my ix.
    Originally posted by ThatM20Guy
    Anything is possible with enough metal and a welder heehee

    Although that is basically my dream. A turbo s14 ix...:bow:
    N26 is used in AWD cars...

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  • stonea
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    Originally posted by Kershaw
    Nope, look closely. Compare them to a picture of standard e30 bottlecaps. They are not the same.
    I know they are different to regular bottle caps, but I thought the ix specific bottle caps were also 14 inch.

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  • Kershaw
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    Originally posted by stonea
    I thought they were 14" wheels.
    Nope, look closely. Compare them to a picture of standard e30 bottlecaps. They are not the same.

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  • ThatM20Guy
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    Originally posted by 2002tiiguy
    how much modification do you think it would take to bolt the front diff to an s14 oil pan? lol
    Anything is possible with enough metal and a welder heehee

    Although that is basically my dream. A turbo s14 ix...:bow:

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  • stonea
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    Originally posted by Kershaw
    It has the 15x7 IX specific bottlecaps too.
    I thought they were 14" wheels.

    Originally posted by 2002tiiguy
    how much modification do you think it would take to bolt the front diff to an s14 oil pan? lol
    This is honestly the impractical dream for my ix.

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  • 2002tiiguy
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    how much modification do you think it would take to bolt the front diff to an s14 oil pan? lol

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