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I know, that just sounds loopy, but that was a solution, right out of the box, with the TR-7. It almost seemed made for it, an easy swap--I think the trade press were touting the switch from day one, it was almost as though the Triumph folks planned on it. (Just my memory, Professor, please correct me if it is hazy...)Originally Posted by John
PS, I once hit...um, a very high speed with a TR-6. A V-8 Tr-7: Hubba-hubba-hubba!
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Last edited by A.B.; 17th November 2007 at 12:46.
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We posted at the same time. This is a good place to go, for British car questions!
To get back to the thread, perhaps keeping a motor under the bonnet causes some confusion with electrical gizmos...
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Last edited by A.B.; 17th November 2007 at 14:33.
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The Buick engine is a 3.8 liter V6. Physically it's small so it should just about drop in. The output would be astounding. The first little Tuner Kiddie with a Honda Civic that tries him is going to get a rude surprise.
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Last edited by garrettwc; 17th November 2007 at 14:38.
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And a quick one!The Buick engine is a 3.8 liter V6. Physically it's small so it should just about drop in. The output would be astounding. The first little Tuner Kiddie with a Honda Civic that tries him is going to get a rude surprise.
How far can she jump in the air, Professor, when you start her in first?
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Last edited by A.B.; 17th November 2007 at 15:19.
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This little guy(TR7) can keep up with the big boys, Almost scary to accelerate WOT in it! It's my cousin's car BTW. P.S. he has a bad habit of calling mags ... clips.
Last edited by The Professor; 17th November 2007 at 21:32.
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i shoot clip through my 1911 and ak-47 all the time.
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Actually they shot 32 ROUNDS of 230gr FMJ via four magazines through their new Colt.
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All this makes me wonder why crescent shaped magazinbes are called "banana clips." Can you peel them and eat them after firing the last round?
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