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Author: Subject: Toyota 16V Twin cams
Kelvin

posted on 16/4/03 at 07:34 AM Reply With Quote
Toyota 16V Twin cams

Hi All,

I've been offered a C plate Corrola GT with a Twin Cam 16V lump in it.

Now, the question is, is the FWD variant of this engine suitable for use in a Locost?

Quick response would be most appreciated as I may have to save this from other buyers!!!

Kelvin

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Kelvin

posted on 16/4/03 at 09:00 AM Reply With Quote
Okay, done a search (should have done in the first place) and it looks like this is a goer.

Whoopee, time to get some cash out of the bank!

(who wants some X/Flow stuff? LOL)

kelvin

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posted on 16/4/03 at 11:26 AM Reply With Quote
What xflow stuff have you got? ive got a spare toyota head





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Kelvin

posted on 16/4/03 at 12:47 PM Reply With Quote
I've got a 1600 (711M) engine with all ancillaries (carb, starter, alternator), all cleaned and painted, a 4 speed box (painted), and an exhaust system with stainless box (from a Westfield). As well as a load of other MK2 Escort stuff.

kelvin


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