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This just hit me.
we know a EJ swap is possible.
but what about a engine from a GT3 RS 4.0 I think I'd wet my pants... |
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please post a url for the GT3 RS 4.0 swaping....
That's awesome indeed. i can not image even. The GT3 RS 4.0 is for RR layout. |
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i'm sure someone can turn it around for a RWD setup.
and I don't have a link. just a crazy idea I had for a NA flat 6 making 500hp |
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That engine costs more than our cars.
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I think the better swap for an NA monster would be an LSX motor
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with money anything is possible
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Honestly, the best bang-for-the-buck swap (if you want a bigger NA motor) is the 2GRFSE out of the IS350.
The engines are becoming cheaper/more common, the wiring will be pretty straightforward, and they make great power when attached to a manual gearbox. |
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Extra weight further forward and higher up may very well = fail on an FR-S. To keep the handling characteristics that make this car so great, I'm thinking Turbo, SC or wait for NA parts development and tuning for the FA20. |
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I guess they really did lower the hood height, and all that jazz, like they said in the production videos :happy0180: I also heard a rumor that the bellhousing was the same... guess not. Yeah, honestly I don't want to swap. They spent a lot of time designing this platform and I only want to enhance it, not change it. My plan is 1) NA tuning, see what I can get out of it 1a) I/E + tune 1b) *optional* PnP + cams + more revs (if proven to give good results) 2) If #1 is not enough, I will add a Rotrex-based kit. For those who want to swap, LSx swap might still fit since those OHV engines are so compact.
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I know everyone will do the "trendy" swaps but I was thinking completely unique and different.
But I don't think anyone who could afford the engine would drive a FRS lol |
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My other car is an 01 z28 with ls1. I bought this thinking about swapping engines, but upon diving it trough some twisties I can't do anything to throw the balance off. The ls1 would make this an awesome drag car but I love the way it drives to much to throw the balance off maybe a s54 m3 engine after warranty would be worth the extra money
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