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What Engine To Put In My Ke70? N/a And Carbed

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why carb? Cos its cheaper? Or cos its cool old school?

 

 

A set of webbers and tuning will rarely come in cheaper than injection.

 

 

Cos its old school cool i can definately understand though.

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did you think about a 4k? :)

 

haha, 4k with minor mods (twin sidedraughts, little head work and a nice exhaust) untill i'm off my p's... or untill i get a new car and take it off the road, i'm just planning for now :D

 

why carb? Cos its cheaper? Or cos its cool old school?

A set of webbers and tuning will rarely come in cheaper than injection.

Cos its old school cool i can definately understand though.

 

would i want to convert a 7mge if i was worried about it being cheaper? lol, i'm all about that old-school carbed-cool :P

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Just do it, radiator can go in the boot with the battery to even out weight, looking forward to see the progress on this one

You'd find a 1G motor on Altezzaclub if you want one, as guys are replacing them with 1J or 2J motors in Aussie.

 

I would go 4cyl for handling and ride- either a 3SGE or get a Mazda MX5 motor and 6spd and bolt it in. Just get something that is light, fairly modern, and gives enough power for you.

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