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That's pretty cool.
Hopefully a bit more potent than the Chevy offering mentioned in the article.
Hopefully a bit more potent than the Chevy offering mentioned in the article.
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I could see myself swapping one of these into something like an 89 Mercury Cougar LS that was born with a 3.8 V6.
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Man, I don't know about this. Half the fun is firing up the old v8 beast of an engine and listening to that burble coming out of the pipes.
Sure , for cars that had smaller engines, I get it. But for me I would be swapping IN an old v8.
Maybe that's just me though....
Sure , for cars that had smaller engines, I get it. But for me I would be swapping IN an old v8.
Maybe that's just me though....
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Does it also come with piped in V8 sound? Asking for a friend
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