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Transplant Ke20 Engine With A Vt Commodore V6

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Has anybody ever seen this done?

 

i can get the two cars for a total of $1300, and i want to take it out to mallala racetrack in adelaide to drift it, can anybody offer some advice as to mountings or if I'm just wasting my time?

 

 

 

Cheers,

 

 

Jbag

Please don't destroy a ke20 and yes you are wasting your time it will drift like shit if you ever got it running

Edited by wagn

if he had a longer wheel base like a ke70 it will drift awesome, i no this cause my ke70 with a v6 drifts awesome lol.

but don't waste ur time turnin a ke20 into a drift car there awesome in stock form and u would destroy it like wagn said

yep i agree a ke 70 with a v6

i put a vn v6 and auto in a ke 20 for a burnout car it was ok for skids but doesnt handle very well even with stiff front springs

don't distroy ke20s mine was butched before i got it by the last 2 owners so it didnt matter

Commodore v6's are crap motors. Putting them in a corolla doesn't instantly change that..

I doubt you could get it together for $1300 and successfully drift it, I suggest buy a ke70 and go from there as

that could turn into a great drift car over time as you build it up.

Dude I would like to say that Drift is the least return for dollar spent except for drag racing (In my opinion)

 

Feel free to discuss....

Edited by styler

Dude I would like to say that Drift is the least return for dollar spent except for drag racing (In my opinion)

 

Feel free to discuss....

 

Drifting is high dollar sport, true but you do it out of love of drift not monetary return

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