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V6 Ae82

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just curious is it possible to put a V6 engine into ae82 sedan? if so what would be a good engine to put in? cos I'm on P's and not allowed turbos but would be a good sleeper too.

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just curious is it possible to put a V6 engine into ae82 sedan? if so what would be a good engine to put in? cos I'm on P's and not allowed turbos but would be a good sleeper too.

 

Anything is possible with the right fabrication but you also can't have engine conversions that were not available as a factory option for your vehicle.

can't put a v6 in a ae82 on your P's cause it requires a mod plate.

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Anything is possible with the right fabrication but you also can't have engine conversions that were not available as a factory option for your vehicle.

u sure? cos I'm pretty sure RB25/6 arnt a factory option for commodores lol

u sure? cos I'm pretty sure RB25/6 arnt a factory option for commodores lol

 

Ha, you missed the point, YOU can't since you are on your p's.

Not sure you'd really want to. Unless of course, you want understeer into the first powerpole you come too.

Ha, you missed the point, YOU can't since you are on your p's.

 

Exactly you aren't aloud any engine mods that require a mod plate, otherwise id be putting a bigger engine into my T18.

 

Not sure you'd really want to. Unless of course, you want understeer into the first powerpole you come too.

 

Even the old v6 Camry's we get in for servicing at work under steer bad and in also have bad torque steer, but surprisingly the aurions have nearly no torque steer apparently because of the thicker cv for the longer side.

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i'm not sure you could even get club rego for that shit....

 

u sure? cos I'm pretty sure RB25/6 arnt a factory option for commodores lol

 

well in the VL the RB motor was standard also in turbo, so effectively the 25/26 motors just carried a small bore/stroke.

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Exactly you aren't aloud any engine mods that require a mod plate, otherwise id be putting a bigger engine into my T18.

 

 

 

Even the old v6 Camry's we get in for servicing at work under steer bad and in also have bad torque steer, but surprisingly the aurions have nearly no torque steer apparently because of the thicker cv for the longer side.

 

How can you say that Aurions have no torque steer? They are well known for it.

 

If you want a FWD V6 buy a 20 series manual V6. They go well for what they are.

well compared to some of the other cars they don't have as much.

The v6 out of the mitsubishi fto could be interesting.

Or the early Eunos 300

Both 2 litres i think and love to rev. don't know why anyone would bother

but definately be different

The car would require a blue plate, and you would still not be allowed to drive it on your P's in Qld.

 

Masturbating with a cheese grater is also different, but not recommended. A lot like cramming a V6 into an 82.

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Masturbating with a cheese grater is also different, but not recommended.

 

that is some funny shit.... i nearly spat my woody.

I'm on P's and not allowed turbos but would be a good sleeper too.

 

 

you also can't have engine conversions that were not available as a factory option for your vehicle.

 

 

The car would require a blue plate, and you would still not be allowed to drive it on your P's in Qld.

 

:dance:

that is some funny shit.... i nearly spat my woody.

 

Did you swallow the woody?

 

:dance:

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