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V6 Bob Engine


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Guest 2b cruising

With that engine, a 5 speed box would be a must for me.

Top gear on 5 speed box is usually overdrive and with that engine your consumption would be very heavy without it.

Either that or a very high ration diff. 3:1 or even less if possible.

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Be tight but anything will fit lol.but gonna run a emerald k6 ecu and goto redo wiring loom on engine as all coating has cracked on wires so won't be any time soon when it gets fitted.might take a year to get all bits needed then good to go as then can check engine over properly

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Yeah its huge but will look ace under bonnet with a big cut out and bulge on or was thinking of doing what someone else did on here and cut a u shape in bonnet and lift it up with some brackets then mesh it.

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Kick the injection into touch and either 2x triple choke [ex porshe]] or 3 twin choke down drafts [weber IDA.s ] forget the scoop and let them all hang out mick :diablo: :crazy:

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You need one thing ! MONEY!! Iposted it for abit of a laugh but it would look good with six rampipes poking out the bonnet!!The triple choke porshe ones would be in the thousands each , the IDA's you MIGHT get for a couple of grand for the 3 and then theres a manifold ! mick :rofl: :crazy: :diablo:

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if you run the bob engine with the stock inlet you really need a ecu that has a form of vvt to control the valve in the back of the inlet manifold other wise you will have a flat spot at around 2800-3500 rpm

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