well i convinced some one else to, suburize Options

[scotty914]

a newer member with the name of mongol something or other real name evan ordered his 2002 suby 2.5 engine yesturday. the motor is a 60 K mile engine for 1600 complete including the harness, exhaust mainfold, ecu ie everything. he looked locally but they wanted 2800 for everything. the only down fall is the shipping from kali to maryland ran him 285.

basicly he puts 300 to 400 miles a week on his car and wants more power better gas milage than his raby parts 2056.

the funny part is after i gave him a test run and he says his 2056 with about 120 hp feels like a dog. the great part was when i gave his GF a ride she did not but giggle and said he does not need that much hp

we east coast 914ers are taking over (IMG:http://www.914world.com/bbs2/html/emoticons/assimilate.gif) and i am forming a subculture of suby conversions (IMG:http://www.914world.com/bbs2/html/emoticons/pray.gif) , with a few seeds thrown around the country ie Tony

[TonyAKAVW]

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Good work Scott!!! More suby conversions means a bigger knowledge base.


I really think this will catch on. How can it not? Cheap, reliable, lots of power, lighter than a stock engine, maintains the boxer engine configuration, parts becoming available from Scott and Renegade... No need to put in high torque axles, or CV joints, or mess with gear ratios in the transmission, lots of aftermarket performance parts, etc. etc. etc.

-Tony