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Old 08-22-02, 07:44 PM
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anyone done this?
Is it possible to swap a 3rd gen engine into a second? just wondering because i think it would b a hella fast car than.
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Old 08-22-02, 07:47 PM
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Re: anyone done this?
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Is it possible to swap a 3rd gen engine into a second? just wondering because i think it would b a hella fast car than.
Not worth the effort. Put the the money towards modding a TII, and for the same cost, you'll get more hp.

hella faster.
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I would suggest using FD plates. thicker meat aroung the dowels.
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its much easier to put a 13B-RE (cosmo 2-rotor) than it is to put a 13B-REW (Fd motor). plus the RE has bigger intake runners, so theres more power potential. its also cheaper.
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I have FD rotor housings in my FC.
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the brew isn't a bolt in affair.
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IT isnt easier but cost wise just as much to put a 20b in then a 13b-rew and of course i would go for the 20b heheh but no the 13b-rew is not something that is plug and play
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Originally posted by Rotorific
13b-rew is not something that is plug and play
lol, he said "plug and play"


sorry, i'm a tech
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