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07 November 2006, 06:42 PM
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07 November 2006, 07:11 PM
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i go to bugjam most years and have seen a tvr v8 in a bay window camper and was told there is bmw m5 engine in a splitty
07 November 2006, 08:20 PM
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Type: VOLKSWAGEN T1 (Split Window) 1962 engine: air-cooled light alloy six cylinder of Porsche (993 Bi turbo) capacity: 3.600 ccm achievement: Original 408 HP later approx.. 500 HP of transmissions: Mechanical six-gearbox type 996 GT3 with cable assembly. Brake assembly: ventilated and punched disks, original Porsche 993 Bi turbo with ABS. Chassis: in front and in the back independent suspension with elevatoradjustable shock struts. Adjustable stabilizers. Steering element: Power steering by Porsche (993 Bi turbo). Wheels: Three-part BBS racing rims (8.5J x 18 in front and 10J x 18 in the back) weight: Approx.. 1600 kg.
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Originally Posted by JackClark
Type: VOLKSWAGEN T1 (Split Window) 1962 engine: air-cooled light alloy six cylinder of Porsche (993 Bi turbo) capacity: 3.600 ccm achievement: Original 408 HP later approx.. 500 HP of transmissions: Mechanical six-gearbox type 996 GT3 with cable assembly. Brake assembly: ventilated and punched disks, original Porsche 993 Bi turbo with ABS. Chassis: in front and in the back independent suspension with elevatoradjustable shock struts. Adjustable stabilizers. Steering element: Power steering by Porsche (993 Bi turbo). Wheels: Three-part BBS racing rims (8.5J x 18 in front and 10J x 18 in the back) weight: Approx.. 1600 kg.
07 November 2006, 08:40 PM
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Thats some machine. Thanks for the video.
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I don't quite believe it but it seems to overtake a Subaru... in the twisties!!
http://www.race-taxi.ch/rollout.avi
http://www.race-taxi.ch/rollout.avi
08 November 2006, 10:56 AM
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I really really fancy building a 356 replica kit car with an STI engine in it, its been done before but I reckon the cool looks and scooby go go would be a laugh and a half. The purists would hate it but its just taking an old car and putting a modern spin on it!!!
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