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Any chance Dealer can retro-fit Forester XT's engine to BRZ?
FXT's engine looks nice, any chance that deal can modify our engines into FA20DIT? That would be awesome.
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If you could convince a dealer to put a non stock engine the car, the engine would be around 5k and a dealer would probably charge at least 1k in labor and that you would end up with the power of a stock forester.
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^^ what he said. The FA20DIT is a sweet engine though.
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Honestly, that sounds way low for an engine swap to me, especially given the amount of custom work required. I'd guess it'd be quite a bit more than that.
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10k+ (parts, dealer labor) for 220 ish whp
Your parents should slap you for suggesting something so stupid. |
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... and you're worried about lights in the cabin?
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I was thinking more along these lines: http://www.ebay.com/itm/2000-BOXSTER...-/271349819404
Really though, I wonder if it would be possible to cram some kind of Porsche flat six into a BRZ. Sounds like you could buy a whole Boxster for the price of this Forester motor... |
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Really though, I don't think I'd try an engine swap in this car. That Litchfield supercharger kit is sort of tempting though. |
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Soooo it would seem you got yourself the wrong car. Not all is lost though.
Simplest and cheapest way to get a car more focused on acceleration: 1. Sell current slow car 2. Lease better accelerating car Enjoy you new car and in a couple of years when they inevitably add some starch to the FT86s (right about when your lease will be up) you can come back and get one if you still dig them. |
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