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Great result!!! Congrats. 

Going from that photo looking up at the sill/floor area it looks pretty solid! (bar a tiny hole in what is a collection point for road dust and damp) 

These imps are made from good quality and quite thick steel from what I've seen. 

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Right. This engine is already getting on my tits. Open to engine swap ideas. 

50-100hp, reliable, and carb. Ideas so far are EA81, Suzuki Carry, 1600 cortina. 

I don't care about handling. 99% of my driving is in 100kph zones with long lazy corners. 

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2 hours ago, dmulally said:

Right. This engine is already getting on my tits. Open to engine swap ideas. 

50-100hp, reliable, and carb. Ideas so far are EA81, Suzuki Carry, 1600 cortina. 

I don't care about handling. 99% of my driving is in 100kph zones with long lazy corners. 

Alex will have a Datto engine setup for sale 'one day'

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21 minutes ago, locost_bryan said:

Surprised no-one has suggested a rotary.

What's wrong with the old nail? Just wanting more power and reliability? A small Suzi sounds the go, or go electric with a Leaf power train?

I love rotaries but the prices for runners are moon money these days. 

I don't really need more power. Just more gearing (VW box swap) and reliability. This imp engine is a decent runner but isnt really rural roads friendly. Would be perfect for in town.

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