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Cosworth EJ, definitely.
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They both use Aisin 6 speed manual...might be able to keep the 86 transmission to cut down on costs...Plus 32 bhp, plus 9 lb ft, 9k rpm rev limit, same torque curve over a wider powerband, smaller and lighter than a boxer engine, so overall weight reduction, better weight distribution, and an even lower center of gravity! The Renesis is really just an improvement upon everything that makes the FR-S/BRZ great! The Renesis would most likely make the car a true FMR, too!
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LS1 and EJ207 (not the 257) are the only ones im considering.
If i wanted to have some unique and wildness to it for a fast show car..id do a 20B rotary.
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Steal the 4-rotor out of the Mazda LeMans (winning!) car…!
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IS-F motor with mk4 supra 6spd
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No swap. But if, then EJ Cosworth.
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Uh, supercharger for extra go on the salt flats…?!?
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I'll play, since we're all being ridiculous.
I'd want either the: *VW CFCA, which is a biTurbo Diesel 2.0L 4-cylinder with 177HP and 295LbFt. This would likely add weight being an iron block + two turbos, but the fuel economy would be excellent *VW CEPA, the 2.5L 5-cylinder DI turbo with 335HP and 332LbFt. This is even more of a tank since it's bigger and still an iron block. I'm a big fan of inline-5's for their funky & fun exhaust tone. *GM LS6, the 5.7L Gen3 V8. I'm partial to this engine versus Gen4 for balance; 405HP [out of the box] is plenty, and it still gets >30MPG with a slippery aero package and tall overdrive. This engine sounds fantastically masculine. The aluminum architecture wouldn't add too much weight, hopefully. This might be my 1st pick.....however I might as well go buy a C5 'vette. *I've grown to enjoy the 'blown 2ZZ in my Exige. With a proper cruising gear it would get fantastic fuel economy, plus the high-revving nature is addictive. Lay this engine down for low height and you may have a good fit for the car in terms of matching character.
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I do have a spare 4B11T so I might actually do that swaps for realzies!
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