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Supercharged Ecotec

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a mate wants to build a burnout machine for summernats (KE70) :y: supercharged ecotec possible even as stupid as a gen 3

yeah a supercharged ecotec should fit as the 3.8l buick engines fit easy enough.

Would just be the height of the engine but there woulsd also be alot of fabrication involved

in mounting it but sounds like a sik idea let us know what you end up doin i think the super 6 would be very differnt.

a mate wants to build a burnout machine for summernats (KE70) :y: supercharged ecotec possible even as stupid as a gen 3

 

Asking whether or not something is possible for a burnout machine is stupid, unless you have a budget. With enough money, ANYTHING is possible, especially if you don't have to worry about roadworthy.

I thought with the summernats etc you had to have a "road worthy" car?? Mate has a v8 powered ta22 and honestly it was done a bit roughly and they wouldnt accpet him.

 

But that's only what i've heard, don't quote me.

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Yeah mate that is correct it doesnt need to be 'street legal' but it does have to be safe like you can't put a 500ci motor in a standard mini moke and think u will be aloud to go in the burnout comp and summernats i don't think so! because the thing is likely to bend and twist in all sorts of funny shapes.

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