want to know...

want to know...

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somes

Original Poster:

1 posts

225 months

Tuesday 16th May 2006
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what v8s fit the tuscan-and tvr v-8s of course like the new melling in particular. could somebody shed some light here?

wedgie

444 posts

270 months

Tuesday 23rd May 2006
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This one's been pretty much done to death - there's loads of threads on it. Consensus is the AJPV8 is just too wide for the Tuscan, but it seems you can shoehorn a Chevvy short-block in there (see the thread at the top of this forum)

jaecy

30 posts

224 months

Tuesday 23rd May 2006
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how does this affect the dynamics of the tuscan? do you have where is the car with the ajp8 motor-cuz for me the thing is for it to have a tvr motor not so much a v8, much less a rural chevy, as good as they defacto are, am wanting the scream of a tvr powerplant.
any replies...

JR

12,746 posts

265 months

Tuesday 23rd May 2006
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wedgie said:
This one's been pretty much done to death - there's loads of threads on it. Consensus is the AJPV8 is just too wide for the Tuscan, but it seems you can shoehorn a Chevvy short-block in there (see the thread at the top of this forum)

Where have you been? On PH we have seen the AJP8 fitted into the T-chassis, as well as the SBC and some Ford V8s.

JR

12,746 posts

265 months

Tuesday 23rd May 2006
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jaecy said:
where is the car with the ajp8 motor-cuz for me the thing is for it to have a tvr motor not so much any v8, am wanting the scream of a tvr powerplant. any replies...

plasticman said:
I put an ajp V8 into a Tuscan chassis today (21/11/05.) It fits extremely easily apart from different mountings will have to be made . I have the engine seven inches ( timing cover ) back from the chassis rail and it looks as if even the exhaust manifolds will fit , not that I would use them. David





jaecy

30 posts

224 months

Tuesday 23rd May 2006
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am not much on any forums. so it has been done, right? what about the power concerns the chassis'more than can cope with it, not? thanx