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View Poll Results: What engine would you rather in an XY?
351, worked, 500hp 98 62.82%
turbo 4L OHC, 500hp 41 26.28%
other: please specify 17 10.90%
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Old 20-11-2007, 10:06 PM   #11
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Originally Posted by Mongoose
Personally id save up a ton of money, and have the baddest XY out there. Save up for a 460 big block and a supercharger kit (and mabye a new gearbox and diff while your at it)
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no i havent been in a 500hp car, but the 250 2v isnt doing it for me at the moment. I just want something to scare myself, thats why i was thinking of a turbo 6, as if i built it cheaply while i was still on my P's within 2 years id have it ready, only expecting to spend 5k or so to begin with, and i know it wont make 500hp.

i would just love the feeling of hitting boost in an XY.

The turbo idea was just abbout cheap power, and being unique.
Don't forget that a turbo will require a lot of testing and tuning to get 500bhp from it which won't be practical on the street or your wallet...

Tuning a 351C to 400bhp and dropping it in a 1400kg XY will make it a rocket on the street plus it'll sound mean as with a nice exhaust. :evil3: :evil3:
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