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Originally Posted by deezee
Love that engine, mostly because I have one in my 1994 Jap MR2 Turbo, popping out a naughty 280 bhp. Its currently my benchmark for driving fun It is however utterly brutal in its power delivery so will be awesome to see it in a light weight car. Sadly mine got bashed in at work when my boss used it and went over a speed bump. Cracked my Bomex skirts Work is however paying for the repairs and touch up paintwork but they are dragging their heels
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Your new benchmark will be your roadster once its finished then
if its got 150bhp or more it should dispose of your mr2 to about 90mph no bother
I love these engines too, great cars the old toyotas i have had a few, gt4 one of my favourites just not very nimble
My brother has a rev3 mr2 turbo that has just been fully rebuilt and bare metal respray, its totally stunning, all forged, bigger turbo etc etc. Its running 362bhp & my roadster gets a couple of car lengths on it up to 60 then it stays the same, then he catches up once you get upto 90/100, add a couple of corners into the mix and he has no chance! not bad considering his engine cost alomost as much as my completed roadster, although its built to take 500bhp should he feel the need for a giant turbo